
Starter Motor 1810A011 M000T21571 M0T21571 5802FD 1810A011 1810A205 STM4671RB, 19037N, 19105N, 19225N, M0T21571,M1810A011D,438334,458681, for Mitsubishi
Applicable models:Mitsubishi
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| Power horsepower : | 12V 1.4Kw |
| Number of feet : | 8T |
| Size : | |
| Weight : | Net weight 2.55KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Presale |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | Starter Motor |
| Specification : | 12V 1.4Kw |
| Number of feet : | 8T |
| Brand : | NUOJIN |
| Number : | |
| Quality : | refurbish |
| Delivery time : | 30 days |




Installation Procedure for Mitsubishi 12V 1.4kW Starter
Pre-installation Preparation
Component Verification
Tool Preparation
Removal of the Old Starter and Cleaning of the Mounting Area
First, disconnect the negative battery cable and secure it away from the battery terminals to prevent accidental contact and short circuits. Then locate the old starter at the junction of the engine and transmission, disconnect the power cable between the battery and the starter, as well as the control wire between the starter and the ignition switch. Unscrew the mounting nuts and remove the old starter assembly. Mark the wiring connection positions during removal to facilitate subsequent reconnection.
Wipe the mounting surface with specialized cleaning agent or alcohol to thoroughly remove oil stains, rust, and dust, ensuring a flat, impurity-free surface. Clean the mounting holes and the surface of any bolts that will be reused at the same time. Additionally, inspect the flywheel ring gear of the Mitsubishi vehicle for cracks, excessive tooth wear, and other defects. Repair or replace the ring gear if abnormalities are found to prevent adverse effects on the meshing of the new starter gear.
Securing the New Starter Assembly
Precisely align the new starter with the mounting holes and adjust its angle slowly to avoid surrounding wire harnesses, oil pipes, and other components, preventing friction and interference during operation. The Mitsubishi 12V 1.4kW starter is typically secured with 2–3 mounting bolts; insert the bolts smoothly into the mounting holes one by one to avoid cross-threading and thread damage.
Tighten the bolts step by step with a torque wrench, controlling the torque within the range of 35–40N·m. Apply force evenly—over-tightening may cause deformation of the starter housing, squeezing the internal armature and bearings; under-tightening will lead to severe vibration during startup, potentially causing the starter to shift and affecting gear meshing.
Connecting the Electrical Wiring
Open the starter’s wire protection cover to expose the main power terminal and the control terminal. Secure the battery wire harness firmly to the main power terminal, and tighten the nut with a torque wrench to a torque of 6–10N·m. This torque ensures good electrical contact without damaging the terminal threads or gaskets. Then insert the control wire connector fully into the control terminal, and gently pull to confirm it is securely seated, preventing startup malfunctions caused by poor contact.
If the Mitsubishi vehicle is equipped with a wire harness bracket, fasten the wire harness in place with bolts, install wire harness clips, and organize the wiring to ensure it is kept away from moving engine parts. Perform a quick inspection of the main circuit to confirm there is no wire damage or insulation aging, avoiding reduced power supply efficiency for the 1.4kW starter due to wiring issues.
Post-installation Testing
Recheck that the starter mounting bolts are tight, and that the electrical connections are secure and free of tangling. Reconnect and tighten the negative battery cable.
Power on the starter for a no-load test: observe that the starter runs smoothly without sharp, abnormal noise, and that the drive gear extends and retracts freely without jamming. Then start the engine to test if the starter can crank the engine successfully. The installation is deemed qualified if the engine starts smoothly with no jamming or slipping. If the starter cranks weakly, first check if the wire harnesses are loose or if the battery has sufficient charge. If these are normal, further inspect the meshing condition between the starter gear and the flywheel ring gear.
Precautions for Installing Mitsubishi 12V 1.4kW Starter
Standardize Power Disconnection to Eliminate Short-Circuit Hazards
Precisely Control Torque to Avoid Mechanical Damage
The torque for the starter mounting bolts must be strictly controlled within the range of 35–40N·m, and a calibrated torque wrench is recommended. Over-tightening will cause deformation of the aluminum alloy housing, squeezing the internal armature and bearings, leading to abnormal gear meshing noise or jamming. Under-tightening will result in severe vibration during startup, which may cause bolt loosening, starter displacement, or even damage to the flywheel ring gear.
The torque for the main power terminal nut is 6–10N·m. This torque ensures minimal terminal contact resistance without damaging the threads and gaskets. Insufficient torque will cause terminal heating and oxidation, reducing power supply efficiency. Excessive torque will crush the gaskets, also leading to poor contact.
Handle with Care; Strictly Prohibit Violent Assembly
References:
Source Notes for the Installation Precautions of Mitsubishi 12V 1.4kW Starter
- General Starter Disassembly and Assembly Specifications from AutohomeThe requirements specified on this platform, including disconnecting the battery ground cable prior to disassembly and assembly, strictly prohibiting violent striking of starter components, wiping electrical parts such as the armature with gasoline-soaked and thoroughly wrung-out cotton yarn, and tightening bolts according to the specified torque, serve as the core reference for formulating precautions such as standardized power disconnection operations, prohibition of violent assembly, and protection of electrical components against moisture and oil contamination. Meanwhile, its requirements for standardized no-load test operations and avoidance of prolonged operation also support the content of relevant testing precautions.
- Starter Installation and Maintenance Guidelines from Daowen NetworkThe content in its documents, such as the requirement to keep the starter mounting surface clean and free of oil stains and rust, and the need to tighten bolts according to the specified torque, provides a reference for key points like cleaning the mounting area and precisely controlling bolt torque during installation. In addition, the emphasis on not prying the starter forcibly to avoid damaging installation alignment is also consistent with the relevant content in the precautions that prohibits forced adjustment of gear meshing clearance.

