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Type :
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Starter Motor
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Specification :
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12V 1.4KW
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Number of feet :
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9T
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Brand :
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NUOJIN
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Number :
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M0T60081 M0T60082
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Quality :
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Remanufacture
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Delivery time :
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30DAY
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The core of installing 12V starters for Nissan and Mitsubishi lies in safe power cut-off, cleaning and positioning, standardized fastening of electrical connections, precise torque application, and system commissioning. Below are the general installation process, brand-specific key parameters and precautions to ensure traceability and operability of the operations.
Park the vehicle on a level surface, engage the parking brake, shift to neutral gear, and securely support the vehicle with a lift. Turn off the engine and disconnect the negative battery terminal (mandatory step to prevent short circuit).
Required tools: socket sets, torque wrench, brush/lint-free cloth, cleaning agent, anti-loosening agent, and OEM-spec 12V starter (verify the model/part number).
Disconnect the nut of the starter’s main power terminal (Terminal B) and the control plug (Terminal S), then remove the wire harness clips/brackets. Take out the two fixing bolts and smoothly remove the old starter.
Thoroughly clean the flywheel ring gear, mounting surface, and bolt holes to remove oil stains, rust, and burrs. Inspect the ring gear for tooth chipping or cracks and replace it if necessary.
Verify the model of the new starter and the orientation of the overrunning clutch; ensure the pinion gear faces the flywheel. Lubricate the drive gear splines and overrunning clutch with OEM-specified grease.
Place the starter smoothly into position, align the mounting holes, and temporarily fix it with positioning pins or hand-tightened bolts to ensure no interference.
Refit components such as the splash shield/air deflector and reconnect the negative battery terminal. Turn the ignition key to the ON position for self-check, then perform a start-up test: the starter should run smoothly, the pinion gear should return to position normally without abnormal noise, and the engine should start successfully.
These core precautions cover four key dimensions: safety, assembly, electrical connections, and testing, integrating OEM specifications and practical operation essentials to ensure starter service life and starting system stability.
Before installation, disconnect the negative battery terminal (remove the negative terminal first and reconnect it last). Remove the ignition key and set the ignition switch to the OFF position to prevent accidental operation of the solenoid switch, which could lead to short circuits or personal injury.For hybrid models, additionally disconnect the high - voltage battery in strict accordance with the OEM service manual procedures. Live operation of wiring harness terminals is strictly prohibited.
Do not strike the starter housing, solenoid switch, or overrunning clutch with a hammer, nor pry them with a crowbar. Use special tools for positioning, disassembly, and assembly to avoid housing cracks and gear deformation.After cleaning the mounting surfaces and bolt holes to remove burrs, position the bolts by hand - tightening to prevent thread stripping.
Wear safety goggles and insulated gloves. Use fender covers to prevent paint scratches. Keep the work area away from flammable substances to avoid ignition by electrical sparks.Use lint - free rags for cleaning. Never rinse the inside of the starter with a high - pressure water gun to prevent water ingress and short circuits.
Thoroughly clean the flywheel ring gear, starter mounting surfaces, and bolt holes to remove oil stains, rust, and metal shavings. Inspect the ring gear for chipped teeth and cracks; replace it if necessary.Ensure the pinion gear of the new starter's overrunning clutch faces the flywheel. The mounting surface should fit closely without warping, and the starter axis must be concentric with the flywheel to avoid abnormal gear meshing.
Apply a thin layer of OEM - specified grease (Nissan MoS₂ grease, Mitsubishi special - purpose grease) only to the drive gear splines and the sliding surfaces of the overrunning clutch. Under no circumstances should grease come into contact with the solenoid switch or brush assembly.Do not disassemble sealed starters for additional grease filling. For open - type components, apply just a thin coat of grease to prevent overflow and contamination.
First connect the control plug (Terminal S), then the main power terminal (Terminal B). Finally, install the terminal cover/shield to prevent water and dust contamination.Reinstall the wiring harness clips/brackets to avoid interference with pulleys and cooling fans, which could cause wiring harness abrasion and short circuits.
Keep terminals clean and free of oxidation. After fastening, pull the terminals gently to ensure they are secure. Apply anti - loosening agent to terminal nuts to prevent loosening due to vibration.Inspect the insulation layer of the wiring harness for damage. Repair damaged areas with insulating tape or replace the wiring harness if necessary.
The overrunning clutch of the new starter must have one - way locking functionality (rotates smoothly clockwise and locks counterclockwise) to prevent damage to the starter caused by reverse engine drive.After installation, manually rotate the pinion gear to confirm there is no jamming and that the return spring has normal elasticity.
References：
This document details the authoritative sources including OEM core manuals, general industry standards and supplementary references, ensuring full traceability and verifiability.
General Automotive Electrical Installation Standard: ISO 14691 Road Vehicles—Technical Requirements for Electrical Device Connections (covering torque control, wiring harness protection, and short-circuit prevention specifications).
Starter Assembly Specifications: SKF/NSK Bearing Adaptation Standards (specifying overrunning clutch installation orientation and spline lubrication requirements).
General After-Sales Technical Requirements: Automotive Repair Industry Starter Installation Safety Regulations (including power-off operation procedures, maximum single start duration ≤ 5 seconds, and minimum interval between consecutive starts ≥ 15 seconds).
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