
ENGINE STARTER M008T50471, M008T50473 M8T70791 1K01263011
Applicable models:Kubota V3300 V3800 V3000
Reference part number:M008T50471, M008T50473 M8T70791 1K01263011 M008T70971ZC M9000HDC M95SDSC M95SDSCS STM4167WA 300N10317Z XJBT02322 STM4167NL, STM4167SU, STM4167WD, STM4167YJ, STM9167MN STR71106 M8T80871 STM4167EC, STM4167LC, STM4167MN, 1G777-63013 V3307 1G777-63010 1G777-63011 1G777-63012 1K012-63011 1K012-63012 1G77763012 1G777-63012 1G777-6301-2 1C01063010 1C01063011 1C01063012 18398 M8T50671, M8T50672, M8T50673, M8T50674 17586N 05741747 114167 XJBT02322 1K01263012 1G77763010, 1G77763011, 1G77763012, 1G77763013
| Power horsepower : | 12V 3.6KW |
| Number of feet : | 9T |
| Size : | 24*12*16 cm single unit inner box |
| Weight : | net weight:5.45KG gross weight:5.65KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | Engine starter |
| Specification : | 12V 3.6KW |
| Number of feet : | 9T |
| Brand : | nuojin |
| Number : | M008T50471, M008T50473 |
| Quality : | Remanufacture |
| Delivery time : | 10DAY |


Installation Guide for Kubota V3300/V3800/V3000 Starter (12V 3.6KW)
I. Pre-Installation Preparation
Confirm Model Compatibility
Verify starter specifications: 12V, 3.6KW, compatible with Kubota V3300/V3800/V3000 series.
Inspect the starter for no external damage, complete components, and smooth shaft rotation.
Tools and Materials Preparation
Socket wrench (matching bolt size), torque wrench (range: 45-75Nm)
Insulated gloves, safety goggles, cleaning agent, grease, anti-seize compound
Shims (for adjusting gear clearance if needed)
Safety Precautions
Perform operations only after the engine has fully cooled down; turn off the ignition key and remove it.
Disconnect the negative battery terminal and hang a "No Operation" warning sign.
Keep the work area away from ignition sources and flammable materials; prevent sparks near the battery top.
II. Detailed Installation Steps
1. Remove the Old Starter (if replacing)
Disconnect electrical connections: first remove the solenoid switch control wire, then the battery positive wire, and mark the connections for reference.
Remove the mounting bolts (usually 2 M10 bolts), carefully take out the starter, and avoid collisions.
Clean the mounting surface to remove oil, rust, and debris.
2. Install the New Starter
Step 1: Positioning and Securing
Align the starter with the flywheel housing mounting holes and gently push it into place until fully seated.
Insert the bolts but do not tighten them yet to ensure accurate positioning of the starter.
Tighten the bolts evenly in a diagonal sequence to a torque of 45±5Nm (75Nm for some models).
Step 2: Adjust Gear Clearance (Critical Step)
Manually rotate the engine to fully engage the flywheel ring gear with the starter drive gear.
Check that the end face clearance between the drive gear and the flywheel ring gear is 2.5-5mm.
If the clearance is incorrect, adjust by adding or removing shims between the starter and the engine bracket.
Step 3: Electrical Connections
Clean the terminal connections to ensure no oxidation.
Connect the battery positive terminal to the starter's "B+" terminal and tighten the nut to 12±2Nm.
Connect the solenoid switch control wire to the ignition switch or starter relay.
Ensure the wiring harness is routed properly without rubbing against moving parts.
III. Key Notes
Safety Operations
Power disconnection sequence: Disconnect the negative terminal first, and reconnect it last to prevent accidental short circuits and sparks.
Strictly prohibit smoking or using open flames during operations; hydrogen released by the battery is highly flammable and explosive.
Installation Details
Ensure accurate torque for mounting bolts: loose bolts may cause damage due to vibration, while over-tightening may damage the housing.
Apply anti-seize compound to the bolt threads for easier removal in future maintenance.
Ensure electrical connections are secure and insulated to avoid poor contact, which may lead to startup failure or fire hazards.
Gear Engagement
The clearance between the drive gear and the flywheel ring gear is crucial; incorrect clearance may cause gear grinding or failure to start.
After installation, manually rotate the engine to confirm no jamming.
IV. Post-Installation Testing
Check that all connections are secure and the wiring harness has no interference.
Reconnect the negative battery terminal (final step).
Perform a short startup test (no more than 5 seconds) and observe if the startup is smooth with no abnormal noise.
Allow an interval of ≥10 seconds between consecutive startups; if the engine fails to start after three attempts, troubleshoot the issue to avoid damaging the starter.
V. Common Troubleshooting
| Problem | Possible Causes | Solutions |
|---|---|---|
| Weak cranking | Insufficient battery charge, loose connections | Charge or replace the battery; check terminal connections |
| Gear grinding noise | Improper gear clearance, damaged flywheel teeth | Readjust the clearance (2.5-5mm); inspect the flywheel |
| Starter fails to rotate | Circuit breakage, solenoid switch malfunction | Check circuit continuity; test the solenoid switch |
Summary
References:
I. Safety Operations and Basic Installation Procedures
1. Power Disconnection and Safety Operation Specifications
Disconnect the negative battery terminal and hang a warning sign: Derived from the general safety regulations in Kubota engine service manuals.
Operation sequence of "Disconnect the negative terminal first, then reconnect it last": Complies with standard practices for automotive electrical system maintenance.
Startup time limit (≤5 seconds) and interval (≥10 seconds): Meets the operational specifications for internal combustion engine starters.
2. Pre-Installation Preparation and Removal Steps
Tool preparation and cleaning requirements: Refer to the standard procedures in construction machinery service manuals.
Removal sequence of the old starter: Follows the starter disassembly and assembly procedures outlined in Kubota V-series engine service manuals.
II. Key Installation Parameters and Adjustment Requirements
1. Gear Clearance Adjustment (2.5-5mm)
This standard value is directly taken from the starter installation specifications in Kubota V3300/V3800 series service manuals.
The adjustment method refers to the technical requirements for construction machinery starters; correct meshing between the drive gear and flywheel ring gear is ensured by adding or removing shims.
2. Bolt Torque Requirements (45±5Nm or 75Nm)
The torque values for mounting bolts are derived from the tightening specifications in official service manuals for models such as Kubota V3300-E2B/V3300-T-E2B.
Use of anti-seize compound: Complies with construction machinery maintenance standards to prevent bolt corrosion and facilitate future disassembly.
3. Electrical Connection Specifications
Cleaning and insulation requirements for terminal connections: Refer to the standards in Kubota electrical system service manuals.
Wiring harness routing requirements: Adheres to construction machinery electrical system installation specifications to avoid friction and interference.
III. Testing and Troubleshooting
1. Post-Installation Testing Procedures
Short startup test and interval requirements: Derived from the performance testing standards for internal combustion engine starters.
Limit on consecutive startups (troubleshooting required if failure occurs after three attempts): Complies with the troubleshooting processes in construction machinery service manuals.
2. Common Troubleshooting Table
Analysis of fault causes such as weak cranking and gear grinding: Refer to the electrical system fault diagnosis chapter in Kubota V-series engine service manuals.
Solutions are based on Kubota official service manuals and construction machinery starter maintenance technical standards.
IV. Confirmation of Information Sources
Kubota V3300 Series Official Service Manual: Contains detailed starter installation steps and torque specifications for models including V3300-E2B and V3300-T-E2B.
Kubota V3800 Series Service Manual: Provides starter installation and adjustment standards for models such as V3800-DI-T-E3.
Kubota V-Series General Technical Specifications: Covers common starter installation requirements for V3000, V3300, and V3800 series.
General Standards for Construction Machinery Starter Installation: Includes industry specifications for safety operations, gear clearance, and electrical connections.

