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OEM Dodge Sprinter 3500 Starter Motor
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Dodge Sprinter 3500 Starter Part Number: R5134510AB
Dodge Sprinter 3500 Starter Part Number: R8012448AC
Dodge Sprinter 3500 Starter Motor
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Starter Motor is a efficient and acclaimed component with a critical role to run Dodge Sprinter 3500 with success. This Starter Motor is the component of the engine that functions as a converter of electrical energy for mechanical energy to crank and start the engine without further interruption. This is made to fit various models of Sprinter 3500 the others which are equipped with high-power engines, this Starter Motor is made for high compression. This case design and the features that reference, including gear reduction technology, contribute to durability and performance in car applications that distinguish this product from others on the strong automotive market. The Starter Motor is available in various arrangements of engines; 2.7L I5 and 3.0L turbodiesel V6, so that users of the Sprinter 3500 can find the premier according to their requirements. As for its importance in automotive industry, this Starter Motor plays a great role in the safety of the vehicle and the concentration of the driver on a driving, by giving him a reliable chance to start the engine of a vehicle. In addition, the Starter Motor operates with a complex control circuit that has a solenoid and a safety switch. To sum it up, the Starter Motor adds up to the general image of quality and performance becoming one of the key elements of the Dodge Sprinter 3500 models.
Dodge Sprinter 3500 Starter Motor Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Service and Repair a Starter Motor on Dodge Sprinter 3500?A:Before beginning any service or repair on your starter motor, remove and block the negative cable to the battery. After that, raise and hold the vehicle while removing the belly pan. After that, remove the bolt holding the starter wiring harness retainer bracket to the transmission bellhousing. Separate the battery's positive cables from the starter solenoid and also detach the starter solenoid wire from it. After that, pull out the starter by taking the two bolts (E14Torx) and detaching it from the bellhousing.
- Q: How to Locate and Replace a Starter Motor and Solenoid Assembly on Dodge Sprinter 3500?A:The assembly containing the starter motor and solenoid is to the front/rear and left of the engine. Remove the negative cable from the battery at the start. Remove the screw inside the hood that is holding the wiring trough to the transmission bell-house and then use cutters to shorten the nylon ties close to the starter. Next, this will let you temporarily mount the wiring trough from the starter motor. Then, take out both nuts that secure the starter solenoid wiring harness, disconnect the wire connector from the solenoid stud and take apart the Battery Cable from the same place. After you've supported the vehicle, take out the E14Torx bolts that hold the starter in the transmission bellhousing. As you install, pick up the vehicle again, install the starter motor close to the transmission and add the two bolts provided alongside the torque details. After you lower the vehicle, hold the battery cable and solenoid wire with the two nuts attached to the solenoid and follow the torque guidelines. Insert the harness into its trough, bolting it in place, add new nylon cable ties to the trough and link the negative battery terminal to the harness.
