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A. Yes. The WAI 18548N directly replaces Cummins 3957593 — the most searched OE reference for this part — as well as Cummins 3934119. It also crosses to Denso 228000-7900, 228000-7901, 228000-7902 and Delco Remy DRS0357. In total, 9 OE cross-references are listed for this part. Search our cross-referenced catalogue by any of these numbers to confirm suitability, or ask Simon if you need further assistance.
A. The WAI 18548N replaces Denso original-equipment numbers 228000-7900, 228000-7901, 228000-7902, 2280007900, 2280007901 and 2280007902 — six Denso references in total. If your unit carries one of these numbers, the WAI 18548N is the correct replacement. Use our cross-referenced catalogue to verify, or ask Simon for confirmation.
A. The WAI 18548N replaces Delco Remy reference DRS0357. If your machine currently runs the Delco Remy DRS0357, this WAI unit is the direct OE-cross-referenced replacement. Search by that number in our catalogue to confirm fit, or ask Simon.
A. This is a brand-new Denso OSGR starter motor rated at 24V and 4.5kW, with clockwise rotation and a 10-tooth pinion. The OSGR (Off-Set Gear Reduction) design delivers compact, high-torque cranking suited to large-displacement 24V diesel applications.
A. OSGR stands for Off-Set Gear Reduction. This design uses an internal gear reduction stage offset from the main shaft, allowing a smaller, lighter motor to produce higher torque than a conventional direct-drive unit of equivalent size. It is widely used in Denso starter motors fitted to heavy-duty diesel engines.
A. The WAI 18548N is brand new — not remanufactured or reconditioned. It is supplied as a new unit to OE Denso OSGR specification.
A. Warranty details are shown in the product tech specs or datasheet where available. Contact us if warranty is not stated on the listing.
A. Yes — ask Simon, or WhatsApp our team on 07754 288583 with any questions about specifications, suitability, or compatibility.
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