
Starter assembly motor 23300-MA00B STG93031 M0T36671 M0T36672 M000T36671 M000T36672 23300-MA00A 23300-MA00B
Applicable models:NISSAN Cabstar 2.5L2008-[QR25DE] NISSAN URvan 2.5L2008-09 -NISSAN Caravan 2.0L2007-NISSAN Caravan 2.5L 2007- NISSAN NV3502.0L2007-NISSAN NV350 2.5L2007-NISSAN Atlas 2.0L 2007-NISSANAtlas 2.5L 2007
Reference part number:M0T36671, M000T36671, M000T36672, M0T36672, 23300-MA00A, 23300-MA00B STG91272 M000T36671 M0T36671 QR25DE 23300MA00A 23300-MA00A
| Power horsepower : | 12V 1.4KW |
| Number of feet : | 11T |
| Size : | 24*12*16cm single unit inner box |
| Weight : | NET WEIGHT:2.75KG GROSS WEIGHT:2.85KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | Enginestarter |
| Specification : | 12V 1.4KW |
| Number of feet : | 11T |
| Brand : | NUOJIN |
| Number : | 23300-MA00B |
| Quality : | Renovate |
| Delivery time : | 10 days |





Installation Method for Nissan 12V 1.4KW Starter Motor
Pre-Installation Preparation
First, confirm that the model of the new starter motor is compatible with the vehicle. Check that its appearance is free of cracks, all components are complete, and the 12V voltage and 1.4KW power parameters match the vehicle's starting system. At the same time, turn off the vehicle engine, disconnect the negative cable of the battery, and wait for at least 30 seconds to avoid short circuits. If the vehicle is equipped with an intelligent key system, set the ignition switch to the LOCK position.
Locate the installation position of the starter motor (usually at the junction of the engine and the transmission). Clean up dust, oil stains, and rust around the area. If the installation surface is worn and uneven, it can be slightly polished to make it smooth, ensuring that the new starter motor can be installed in close fit.
Securing the Starter Motor Body
Hold the new starter motor with both hands and accurately align it with the mounting holes on the engine. Note that the gear end of the starter motor should face the flywheel side to avoid incorrect installation which would prevent engagement.
Insert the fixing bolts and gradually tighten them in a diagonal sequence using a socket wrench. For the torque, it is recommended to refer to the maintenance manual of the corresponding Nissan model (generally, the torque for small bolts is approximately 15-25N・m). Do not apply excessive force to avoid damaging the threads or the starter motor housing.
Connecting the Electrical Wiring
First, connect the main power cable: Fix the thick power cable connector from the battery side to the B terminal of the starter motor, and tighten the nut with a wrench to ensure a secure connection. Conductive paste can be appropriately applied to prevent oxidation.
Then, connect the control wire: Locate the S terminal of the starter motor and connect the control wire connector from the ignition switch or IPDM E/R. For manual transmission vehicles, it is necessary to confirm that the clutch interlock switch wiring is unobstructed; for automatic transmission vehicles, it is necessary to correspond to the P/N gear signal wiring of the transmission gear switch. The connector must be fully inserted to avoid loosening.
After checking that there is no wire entanglement and no contact between the wires and the high-temperature components of the engine, organize the wires to prevent wear and insulation damage during operation.
Finalization and Functional Testing
Recheck that the starter motor fixing bolts are not loose and that the wiring connections are free of incorrect or missing connections, then reconnect the negative cable of the battery.
No-load test: Turn the ignition switch to the START position, listen to whether the starter motor runs with a uniform sound (no harsh abnormal noise), and check that the gear can extend and retract normally. If the vehicle is equipped with an intelligent key system, the keyless start function can be used for testing to observe whether the starter motor responds promptly.
Load test: Start the engine, confirm that the starter motor can drive the engine to run smoothly, and check that the gear can retract quickly after startup (no idling or jamming). If everything is normal, the installation is completed.
Precautions for Installing Nissan 12V 1.4KW Starter Motor
I. Core Precautions for Safe Operation
Disconnect the battery negative terminal first: Before installation, be sure to disconnect the vehicle's battery negative cable (some models require disconnecting both positive and negative terminals) and wait for more than 30 seconds to ensure the on-board capacitor is fully discharged. If wiring is done directly without disconnecting the power, it may cause a short circuit in the power cable, burning the starter motor coil, IPDM E/R (Intelligent Power Distribution Module), or battery fuse.
Prevent metal tools from accidentally touching the circuit: When using tools such as socket wrenches and spanners, ensure the tools are free of oil stains and rust. During operation, avoid the tools touching both the starter motor's B terminal (main power terminal) and the engine housing simultaneously to prevent instantaneous short circuits that generate sparks or even burn the hands.
Protection for high-altitude/chassis operations: If the vehicle needs to be lifted for starter motor installation (e.g., some rear-wheel drive models), secure the vehicle on a professional lift or safety stand. Never operate with only a jack for support, as this may cause the vehicle to slip and lead to safety accidents. At the same time, wear anti-slip gloves to avoid hand contact with high-temperature engine components (such as the exhaust manifold).
II. Precautions for Component Compatibility and Inspection
Strictly verify the starter motor model and parameters: Confirm that the new starter motor’s brand compatibility (Nissan original/certified aftermarket), voltage (12V), power (1.4KW), mounting hole dimensions, and number of gear teeth are completely consistent with the vehicle’s original specifications. If parameters do not match (e.g., incorrect number of gear teeth), the starter motor gear will fail to engage with the flywheel ring gear, resulting in a "gear grinding" noise and, in severe cases, damage to the flywheel ring gear.
Inspect the starter motor status before installation: After unpacking the starter motor, conduct the following inspections:
Appearance: No cracks or deformation on the housing; no oxidation or looseness on the terminal posts (B terminal, S terminal).
Internal condition: Manually rotate the starter motor gear to ensure it extends and retracts flexibly without jamming. Listen for no "rustling" abnormal noise inside (if there is abnormal noise, it may indicate bearing damage or coil jamming, requiring replacement of the starter motor).
Accessories: Confirm that the specifications of the fixing bolts and gaskets (if any) included with the starter motor match the original ones. Avoid using incompatible bolts, as this may cause thread stripping in the mounting holes.
III. Precautions for Standardized Installation Operations
Requirements for tightening fixing bolts:
Tighten the bolts step by step in a diagonal sequence (e.g., for 2 bolts: "left first, right second; loosen first, tighten second"; for 3 bolts: follow the "1-3-2" sequence). This prevents uneven force on the starter motor’s mounting surface, which could deform the housing and affect the engagement accuracy between the gear and the flywheel.
Strictly follow torque standards: Refer to the maintenance manual of the corresponding Nissan model (e.g., the torque for starter motor fixing bolts of models such as Sylphy and Teana is mostly 18-22N・m). Do not over-tighten (prone to thread stripping) or under-tighten (may cause the starter motor to vibrate during startup, leading to bolt loosening and gear grinding).
References:
Source of the Nissan 12V 1.4KW Starter Motor Installation Information
- Professional Maintenance Manuals for Nissan Models: Official maintenance documents such as 2015 Dongfeng Nissan Murano Hybrid Full-Vehicle Circuit Diagram Maintenance Manual serve as the core basis for the summary. Contents including the disassembly and installation process of the starting system, power-off operation specifications, additional precautions for high-voltage models, and CONSULT equipment diagnosis are all incorporated into the previous installation steps and precautions. For example, the manual’s emphasis on waiting for a certain period to discharge after disconnecting the battery and the wiring requirements related to the Intelligent Power Distribution Module (IPDM E/R) have been integrated into the aforementioned installation procedures and notes.
- Universal Starter Motor Installation Experience from Automotive Platforms: Q&A content and popular science materials about starter motor replacement on platforms such as PCauto and Autohome provide industry-universal operation taboos and details. Common precautions like "do not hit the starter motor with a hammer", "no-load test duration shall not exceed 5 seconds", and "tighten bolts in a diagonal sequence" are applicable to starter motor installation scenarios for multiple vehicle models, and are also suitable for this 1.4KW Nissan starter motor, thus serving as supplementary content.

