Starter Motor - Denso DSN2076
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The Denso DSN2076 Starter Motor is designed for automotive and heavy-duty applications requiring a reliable 12V starting system. Its key benefit is providing a powerful 1 kW start, ensuring quick engine ignition. A potential caveat is the need for professional installation due to its critical function. This starter motor is a new, OEM-quality part featuring 9 teeth and clockwise rotation, built by Denso, a global leader in automotive components with over 60 years of experience.
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| Model Part Number | DSN2076 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Denso |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the main application for the Denso DSN2076 Starter Motor?
This starter motor is designed for automotive and industrial applications, particularly compatible with certain KUBOTA engines and systems that require a 12V, 1kW starter with clockwise rotation and a 9-tooth pinion.
How do I know if this starter motor is compatible with my vehicle?
Verify compatibility using the provided cross-reference part numbers (DENSO: 228000-5400, 228000-5401, 228000-7090, 228000-7091, 228080-5401; KUBOTA: 6A32059213, K351181412). It's also recommended to consult your vehicle's service manual or a professional mechanic.
What does 'clockwise rotation' mean for a starter motor?
Clockwise rotation refers to the direction in which the starter motor's pinion gear spins when activated. This must match the requirements of the engine's flywheel or flexplate for proper engagement and starting.
Is this a new or remanufactured part?
The Denso DSN2076 is a brand-new part with no deposit required.
What is the return policy for this starter motor?
Returns are accepted if the item is genuinely faulty or in pristine, unused condition within 30 days. You must contact the seller first before returning the product.
Can I install this starter motor myself?
While possible, starter motor installation is a complex task that requires specific tools and knowledge. It is highly recommended to have it installed by a qualified mechanic to ensure correct fitting and electrical connections.
What is the power rating of this starter motor?
The Denso DSN2076 Starter Motor has a rated power of 1 kW.
Troubleshooting
Starter motor does not engage or crank the engine.
Check battery voltage and connections. Ensure the starter is securely mounted and all electrical connections are clean and tight. Verify the ignition switch is functioning correctly. If issues persist, the starter motor may be faulty.
Starter motor cranks slowly or weakly.
Test battery charge and condition. Inspect wiring for resistance or damage. Ensure good ground connections. A weak crank often indicates a low battery or poor electrical connection.
Clicking sound when trying to start, but no engine cranking.
This often indicates insufficient power reaching the starter motor. Check the battery charge, cable connections, and ground strap. The starter solenoid may also be failing.
Starter motor remains engaged after the engine starts.
Immediately disconnect the battery and have the starter and flywheel inspected. This can be caused by a damaged starter gear or a faulty solenoid, leading to significant damage if not addressed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reliable starting performance due to 1 kW power rating.
- High-quality construction from an experienced automotive supplier.
- New part ensures no immediate wear or core charges.
- Wide range of cross-references simplifies compatibility verification.
- Designed for long-term durability in demanding applications.
Cons
- Requires professional installation for optimal function and safety.
- Specific rotation direction (clockwise) may not be universally compatible.
- Detailed technical specifications (like exact dimensions) may require further lookup if not explicitly listed.
- Return policy requires contacting seller first and items must be unused if not faulty.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Installation of the Denso DSN2076 Starter Motor should be performed by a qualified mechanic. Ensure the battery is disconnected before beginning the installation process. Mount the starter securely to the engine block and connect the electrical terminals according to the vehicle's or equipment's service manual. Proper alignment with the flywheel is crucial.
Compatibility: This starter motor is designed to be compatible with KUBOTA applications, specifically referencing KUBOTA part numbers 6A32059213 and K351181412. It also cross-references with DENSO part numbers 228000-5400, 228000-5401, 228000-7090, 228000-7091, and 228080-5401. Always verify compatibility with your specific vehicle or equipment model before purchase.
Care: As a sealed component, the starter motor requires minimal user care. Keep the area around the starter clean. Avoid prolonged cranking, as this can overheat the starter motor and drain the battery. Regular checks of electrical connections for corrosion or looseness are recommended.