hey guys!!
issues with my startermotor at the mo and on chatting to a mate down here who has a xant td starter on his m.i. (tuned!!!) it got me to thinking what others will fit??
any of you know how interchangable they are an d what starters will fit what engines???
many thanks in advance!
Timmo
Starter motor fitings????
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I think the difference here is that many of the diesel starters are Mitsubisi reduction geared types whereas the petrol ones are probably old fashioned direct drive types.
The function of the reduction gear is to allow the motor to rotate faster and gives a better start on diesels. I think its considered unnecessary for petrols and as the geared motors are more expensive and probably heavier the simpler motors are fitted.
If you've got one - try it - but otherwise why not use the real thing.
The function of the reduction gear is to allow the motor to rotate faster and gives a better start on diesels. I think its considered unnecessary for petrols and as the geared motors are more expensive and probably heavier the simpler motors are fitted.
If you've got one - try it - but otherwise why not use the real thing.
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You may be able to cross reference numbers from a manufacturer. Quinton Hazell are putting their catalogues on line in downloadable PDF form but they don't do starters - or haven't got the catalogue done yet.
Probably the people who will really know are reconditioners (like QH) who will try and carry as few lines as possible.
Of course you then get to the cannibalisation stage - motor won't fit but solenoid will fit my motor etc!
Probably the people who will really know are reconditioners (like QH) who will try and carry as few lines as possible.
Of course you then get to the cannibalisation stage - motor won't fit but solenoid will fit my motor etc!
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Since the starter motor is fitted to the g/b flange - then all Citroen/Peugeot models with the same g/b type (BE1/BE3) will have the same type starter motor.
There is a HUUUUUUUge selection of starter motors over the years because of :
1) manufacturer (Bosch, Ducellier, Lucas, Mitsubishi etc. etc)
2) Manufacturers keep modifying the units for any reason, mainly cost
3) 1.6-2.0L engines uses the same basic starter type, no matter 8V or 16V heads. All these engines have about the same compression ratio to crank against and will need approx 0.9Bhp crank power starters.
4) diesels needs at least 1.1Bhp crank power starters against the higher compression ratio
There is a HUUUUUUUge selection of starter motors over the years because of :
1) manufacturer (Bosch, Ducellier, Lucas, Mitsubishi etc. etc)
2) Manufacturers keep modifying the units for any reason, mainly cost
3) 1.6-2.0L engines uses the same basic starter type, no matter 8V or 16V heads. All these engines have about the same compression ratio to crank against and will need approx 0.9Bhp crank power starters.
4) diesels needs at least 1.1Bhp crank power starters against the higher compression ratio
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Sorted this yesterday! zx td starter inplace now and fires up lovely!! turns out the xantia starter has 11 teeth and the 16v has only 10!
spent an hour and half removing the inlet and fiddling to get the b#gger out and the refit it all but alls good! fires up lovely!!!
so alls sorted and i am happy until the next thing! loL!
spent an hour and half removing the inlet and fiddling to get the b#gger out and the refit it all but alls good! fires up lovely!!!
so alls sorted and i am happy until the next thing! loL!
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