Specifications
Type: Starter Motor
Warranty: 1 year
Number of Teeth: 9
Reference Numbers: Suitable for S13112，S13114，S13114A，S14203，S13112A，8-94387-653-0
8-94460-417-1，8-94433-912-0，8-97112-549-0，8-97136-688-0
8-94433-912-1，8-94435-561-0，S13-112A，S13-112，S13-114A
S13-114，S14-203，894460-4171，894433-9120，894433-9121
897136-6880，894460-4170，897112-5490，1202017，1202147
8971463383，8941337583，8944339121，8944604170，8971366880
8944339120，8971125490，8944604171，8972105050，97112549
1202152，1202163，1202184
Compatible with:
Suitable for Holden Jackaroo Engine 4JB1 2.8L Diesel 1988-2004
Suitable for Holden Jackaroo Turbo Engine 4JB1-T 2.8L Diesel 1988-2004
Suitable for Holden Jackaroo Engine 4JG1, 4JG2 3.0L Diesel 1992-1998
Suitable for Holden Jackaroo Including Turbo Eng. 4JX1, 4JX1T 3.0L Diesel 1998-2004
Suitable for Holden Rodeo TF Engine 4JA1 2.5L Diesel 1988-1992
Suitable for Holden Rodeo TF 4WD Engine 4JA1 2.5L Diesel 1988-1992
Suitable for Holden Rodeo TF 4WD Turbo Engine 4JB1-T 2.8L Diesel 1988-2003
Suitable for Holden Rodeo Engine 4JG1, 4JG2 3.0L Diesel 1998-2003
Package include:
1x Starter Motor
How to Replace Starter Motor
1 Turn off the ignition and remove the negative battery cable from the battery.
2 Remove the positive cable (the large cable that runs to the battery) from the starter.
3 Disconnect all the bolts that hold the starter to the block, using a ratchet.
4 Remove any other supporting brackets holding the starter in place.
5 Remove all the bolts holding the starter. Don't force any bolts that are very tight and are difficult to remove. Rather, use a lubricant or grease to help you loosen the bolt.
6 Remove the starter from the car.
7 Mount the new starter on the block and attach it with the bolts. Before you tighten the bolts, reconnect the battery cable to the starter.
8 Tighten the bolts of the starter.
9 Reconnect the negative cable to the battery.
Car Starter Problems
There are several telltale signs that you could be in need of a car starter replacement, including:
1 You hear a whining or grinding noise coming from the starter when you turn the ignition
2 Smoke is coming from the starter/under the hood.
3 The starter has oil all over it.
4 The solenoid isn’t working properly.
Before You Begin, You'll Need:
Sockets and wrenches.
Screwdriver Pliers.
Battery terminal puller.
Drive-on ramps, jack or jackstands.
Tips & Warnings
Once the starter is out of the car, take it to the automotive-parts store to be bench tested. This will tell you if the starter is good or bad.
Use caution when working with electrical components. Ensure the battery is isolated.
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