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OEM Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Motor
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Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Part Number: 56029274AA
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Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Part Number: 56044736AC
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Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Part Number: 5086932AA
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Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Part Number: R6027702AC
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Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Part Number: 56027702AB
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Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Part Number: R4741012
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Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Engine Part Number: R8049020AA
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Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Part Number: 56028715AD
Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Part Number: 56027703AD
Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Part Number: 56028733AA
Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Part Number: R6027703AC
Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Part Number: 53005984AB
Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Part Number: 5016522AA
Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Motor
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Dodge Ram 3500 Starter Motor Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Effectively Service and Repair a Starter Motor on Dodge Ram 3500?A:Start by unconnecting and blocking the negative Battery Cables, raise and secure the vehicle, then work on the starter motor. After removing the three fixing bolts, move the starter motor a bit forward to make sure the starter pinion housing clears the cover and you don't let the harness hang the unit. Drop down the starter motor a bit, lower the nose and remove the nuts that attach the wiring harness to the starter before disconnecting the motor from the engine. Remember that some diesel engines depend on the aluminum spacer, so its position and alignment need to be remembered before you try to remove it. If your car has an aluminum spacer, set it on the engine side and push it toward the starter while you align the starter with the front of the engine. Fix the solenoid wire to the starter motor, tighten the bolt with the battery cable to the starter stud and clamp it tight per the manufacturer's specification to avoid the starter hanging from the wiring. Place the starter motor on the transmission and if you have an automatic transmission, build the cooler tube bracket onto the transaxle. Fix the three starter-support bolts to the Torque Specifications, release the vehicle from the stands and finally join both negative cables to both batteries.
- Q: How to Install a Starter Motor for 3.7L, 4.7L, and 5.7L Engines on Dodge Ram 3500?A:Reach the solenoid wire longer end to the starter motor securely onto it. Put the end of the Battery Cable onto the solenoid stud and then tighten the nut to 19 ft. lbs. (25 Nm) while stopping the starter motor from dangling from the harness. Mount the starter motor onto the transmission and when the vehicle has an automatic transmission, set the cooler tube bracket in place. For automated vehicles, screw in and tighten each bolt until it reaches 50 ft. lbs. (68 Nm) and for manual vehicles, tighten both the bolt and nut the same amount, then once you've lowered the vehicle, attach the negative battery cable. With the 5.7L engine, make sure to place the solenoid wire from the immobilizer onto the starter motor and confirm it's attached. Place the battery wire on to the solenoid stud and tighten the nut on it as required by the torque specs, again making certain that the starter doesn't hang from the wiring harness. Put the starter motor onto the engine and, if using an automatic transmission, slide the cooler tube bracket into place. Install the two bolts to achieve 30 ft. lbs. (41 Nm), then connect the negative battery cable and lower your vehicle.
