
starter QD2844 01174647 1174647 QDJ2844 1163556 01183035 for DEUTZ KHD
Applicable models:DEUTZ KHD
Reference part number:QD2844 01174647 1174647 QDJ2844 1163556 01183035 01174647, 01183035, 0001417024 8817430F, STR1162sa, ST2095 01183033,STR1181sa, QRS1070, SBO142, SBO142A, HCS1185, RAS38541, 2-1946-BO KTR1021002224, 106899 STR7989sa, S510234, 42017430 KTR1021002224, 106899 STR7989sa, S510234, 42017430 ,
| Power horsepower : | 24V 8.5KW |
| Number of feet : | 11T |
| Size : | 44*24*19 cm single unit inner box |
| Weight : | net weight:13.5KG gross weight:14KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | Engine starter |
| Specification : | 24V 8.5KW |
| Number of feet : | 11T |
| Brand : | nuojin |
| Number : | 01183035,QD2844 01174647 |
| Quality : | Remanufacture |
| Delivery time : | 10DAY |





Installation Method for Deutz 24V 8.5KW Starter Motor
Pre-Installation Preparation
Wear protective gloves and goggles. Park the vehicle securely, engage the handbrake, and disconnect the positive and negative battery cables to avoid short circuits or electric shocks during installation.
Verify the model of the new starter motor to confirm it is a 24V 8.5KW specification compatible with Deutz engines. Inspect the starter motor housing for cracks, ensure the drive gear is free of wear, and check that it operates flexibly.
Prepare tools such as a socket wrench and torque wrench. Clean the mounting surface of the starter motor on the engine to remove dust, oil, and residual debris, which could affect installation fit. Additionally, inspect the flywheel ring gear—address any wear or damage before proceeding with installation.
Fixing the Starter Motor Main Unit
Precisely align the starter motor with the engine's mounting position, ensuring the mounting holes are properly aligned. Confirm that the starter motor's drive gear can mesh smoothly with the flywheel ring gear without misalignment or interference.
Secure the starter motor to the engine using two M10 fixing bolts. Tighten the bolts to a torque of 45±5N・m with a torque wrench. Insufficient torque will cause vibration during operation, while excessive torque may damage the engine block threads or the starter motor housing.
Connecting the Electrical Wiring
Connect the B+ terminal wiring harness, keeping the harness as vertically upward as possible during assembly. Tighten the terminal nut to a torque of 12±2N・m with a torque wrench. Strictly control this torque—excessive force may cause the starter motor terminal to break due to metal fatigue.
Connect the S terminal connector. Deutz starter motors may have two types of S terminal interfaces, which are interchangeable. Pay attention to the wiring harness routing to avoid interference with the transmission counterweight. Secure the S terminal secondary wire to the main wire with electrical tape 30mm from the connection point to prevent wear from harness vibration.
Reinstalling Surrounding Components
Install the battery bracket assembly and tighten its four fixing bolts securely to ensure the bracket is stable.
Install the battery lower cover gasket, battery unit, battery pressure plate, and retaining hooks in sequence. After installation, shake the battery cover left and right to verify that the limiting structure is properly installed and prevent loosening during vehicle operation.
Testing and Troubleshooting
Reconnect the positive and negative battery cables, ensuring the terminals are free of looseness and oxidation.
Start the engine and observe whether the starter motor can drive the flywheel smoothly without abnormal noise or vibration. If startup is sluggish, check for loose wiring connections or improper meshing between the drive gear and flywheel ring gear. If the engine fails to start, inspect the solenoid switch wiring for proper connection; use a multimeter to test circuit continuity if necessary.
Precautions for Installation of Deutz 24V 8.5KW Starter Motor
I. Safety Operation Specifications
Mandatory Power Disconnection: Do not omit the power disconnection step. Throughout the installation process, the positive and negative battery cables must be disconnected first (disconnect the negative terminal first). Reconnect the cables only after all mechanical fixings and wiring connections are completed to avoid sparks, electric shocks, or damage to electrical components caused by short circuits.
Compulsory Use of Protective Equipment: Wear non-slip protective gloves and goggles to prevent tool collisions due to hand slippage during installation, or metal debris and oil from entering the eyes. When touching battery terminals, do not wear metal accessories such as rings or watches.
Environment and Tool Safety: Select a flat, dry working area and avoid operations in flammable and explosive environments (e.g., areas with strong gasoline fumes). Arrange tools neatly and do not use damaged tools or those with aged insulation (such as wrenches) to prevent short circuits or tool slippage that may cause injury.
II. Installation Precision Control
1. Strict Compliance with Torque Parameters
The M10 fixing bolts of the starter motor must be tightened to a torque of 45±5N・m. Manual tightening or over-torque operation is strictly prohibited. Otherwise, the starter motor mounting surface will not fit securely (resulting in vibration and abnormal noise during operation), or the engine block threads and starter motor housing may be damaged.
The torque of the B+ terminal wiring nut must be controlled within 12±2N・m. Excessive torque is likely to cause metal fatigue and fracture of the terminal, while insufficient torque will lead to excessive contact resistance, resulting in overheating and ablation of the terminal during startup.
2. Inspection of Mounting Surfaces and Meshing Clearance
Before installation, thoroughly clean the engine mounting surface and the starter motor's fitting surface to ensure they are free of oil, rust, and debris. Otherwise, installation deviation may occur, leading to abnormal meshing (wear, gear skipping) between the drive gear and the flywheel ring gear.
After attaching the starter motor, manually rotate the drive gear to confirm that it can mesh smoothly with the flywheel ring gear (no jamming or seizing). If interference exists, adjust the installation angle of the starter motor or check for flywheel ring gear deformation.
3. Wiring Harness Routing to Prevent Interference
Route the B+ terminal and S terminal wiring harnesses according to the original vehicle layout. Avoid contact with moving components such as the transmission counterweight, engine pulley, and cooling fan to prevent harness wear or breakage during vehicle operation.
Secure the S terminal secondary wire to the main wire with electrical tape 30mm from the connection point. Ensure the fixing point is firm to avoid loosening or detachment of the harness connector due to vehicle vibration.
III. Component and Compatibility Requirements
1. Confirmation of Model and Condition
2. Inspection of Associated Components
Flywheel Ring Gear Inspection: If the ring gear teeth have severe wear, chipping, or cracks, replace the ring gear before installing the starter motor. Otherwise, the starter motor's drive gear will wear rapidly, and even gear skipping noise may occur during startup.
Battery Condition Inspection: Ensure the battery voltage is ≥24V and the terminals are free of oxidation and loosening. Insufficient voltage or oxidized terminals will result in weak starting or failure to engage the starter motor.
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