
starter 23300-Z5005 23300-Z5505 23300-25504 for Nissan FD6
Applicable models:Nissan FD6
Reference part number:23300-Z5005 23300-Z5505 23300-25504 23300-25504, 23300-90060, 23300-97634,STH1087RB, 23300-L6600, 23300-Z5000,STH1087WA、STN1087WA. 23300-Z5005, 23300-Z5504,STW1087RB, 014974,110616,CST20601,LRS01861,LRS1861 JS1087,23300L6600.2330095018.2330097634. S25110、S25110A S25110B、S25110F.S25110G. S25110M、S25110S、S25128、23300Z5504,2S25128J、S25142、 23300Z5507,23300Z5508.23300Z5509,23300Z5511. S25142A,S25142B、S25147J、S25162S25164.AT111635 S25164A.S25164AND,3042323.3042323IR,STH1087WD. STH0087TJ.STH1087BA,STH1087NL、 STN1087TJ、STN1087WD.STN8087LC,STW1087EC.STW8087EC 23300Z5512,23300Z5515,PA510023,18059N、22037HI 03505020031 03506020570,03506020571 12461777011,300N10150Z
| Power horsepower : | 24V 5KW |
| Number of feet : | 11T |
| Size : | 24*12*16single unit inner box |
| Weight : | net weight:7.6KG gross weight:7.9KG |
| Packaging : | Inside the box, there are 2 units of 35 * 20 * 15, and 42 * 37 * 19 3 units, 49 * 37 * 22 |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | starter |
| Specification : | 24V 5KW |
| Number of feet : | 11T |
| Brand : | nuojin |
| Number : | 23300-Z5505 |
| Quality : | Remanufacture |
| Delivery time : | 10 day |





Installation Method for Nissan 24V 5KW Starter
Pre-Installation Preparation
1. Tool and Consumable Preparation
Prepare socket wrenches, a torque wrench, anhydrous ethanol, cleaning rags, and high-temperature lithium-based grease.
Meanwhile, prepare spare fixing bolts of the same specification, new gaskets, and other vulnerable parts.
If there is oxidation on circuit terminals, additionally prepare 120-grit sandpaper for polishing.
In addition, a multimeter is required for subsequent voltage detection, along with safety equipment such as insulating gloves and safety goggles.
2. Safe Power-Off Operation
Park the equipment on a flat surface and pull the parking brake tightly. After turning off the engine, first disconnect the main battery switch (if equipped).
Then disconnect the negative battery cable, and wrap the terminal tightly with insulating tape to prevent contact with metal components and avoid hazards caused by short circuits in the 24V high-voltage circuit.
3. Component Pre-Inspection and Treatment
Check that the housing of the new starter has no cracks, the drive gear has no chipped or missing teeth, and the gear rotates flexibly without jamming when turned manually.
Inspect the solenoid switch terminals for oxidation or deformation; if there is an oxide layer, promptly polish it with sandpaper until the metallic luster is exposed.
Verify that the starter is compatible with the Nissan equipment model, and confirm that the mounting hole positions and bolt specifications match.
At the same time, thinly apply high-temperature lithium-based grease to the starter’s helical splines, clutch sliding surface, and armature shaft to ensure smooth operation.
Fixing the Starter Body
Locate the starter mounting position near the connection between the engine and the transmission. Align the new starter with the mounting surface on the flywheel housing, ensuring the drive gear is accurately aligned with the flywheel ring gear. Simultaneously, align all bolt holes of the starter with those of the mounting bracket—do not force alignment to avoid damaging threads and gears.
Insert the fixing bolts and pre-tighten them initially. Then use a torque wrench to tighten the bolts evenly in two diagonal stages according to the standard of 35–45N・m. The torque can be fine-tuned with reference to the maintenance manual of the corresponding Nissan model to prevent operational vibration due to loose bolts or cracking of the starter’s aluminum alloy housing due to over-tightening.
Standardized Wiring Connection
First, locate the thick-wire power terminal marked “+” or “B” on the starter’s solenoid switch. After polishing the oxide layer on the terminal, connect it to the cable of the battery’s positive circuit, tighten it with a nut according to a torque of 11–13N・m, and then fit the dust cover properly.
Next, connect the thin-wire control terminal marked “S” or “IGN”, and confirm that the connector buckle is fully locked. Strictly distinguish between positive and negative poles during wiring; reverse connection is strictly prohibited to prevent burning the solenoid switch coil or the electronic control system of Nissan equipment.
After wiring is completed, use a multimeter’s DC voltage range to measure the voltage of the power terminal, which must be stably maintained at 24V±0.5V to ensure normal power supply.
Gap Inspection and Adjustment
Manually toggle the starter’s drive gear to check the meshing gap between the gear and the flywheel ring gear. The normal gap should be maintained at 1–4mm.
If the gap is too small, harsh metal impact noise is likely to occur during startup—add thin gaskets between the starter and the mounting bracket.
If the gap is too large, it will cause startup slipping and insufficient power—replace with thicker gaskets or fine-tune the mounting position, and repeatedly check until the gap meets the standard.
Post-Installation Testing and Acceptance
Remove the insulating tape from the negative cable, reconnect it, and tighten the fixing nut.
First perform an inching test for 1–2 seconds to observe whether the drive gear extends and retracts smoothly.
Then start the equipment normally and check that the starter operates stably without abnormal noise.
If conditions permit, use a multimeter to detect the current and voltage during startup, and confirm they are within the normal operating range of the 24V 5KW starter.
Finally, conduct 3–5 consecutive startup tests; if there are no issues such as startup delay or jamming, the installation is complete.
Precautions for Installing the Nissan 24V 5KW Starter
I. High - Voltage Circuit Safety Protection
1. Mandatory Power - Off and Insulation Control
Live - line operation is prohibited: Before plugging or unplugging the power terminal (thick wire interface) or control wire connector, use a multimeter to confirm that there is no voltage at the terminal (showing 0V). This avoids electric arc burns to hands caused by 24V high voltage or subsequent electric leakage due to breakdown of the terminal insulation layer. Especially for some Nissan models with dense electronic control wiring harnesses, electric leakage is likely to trigger chain failures.
2. Prevention of Wrong Polarity Connection and Secondary Verification
References:

