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WAI 18974N 12V Starter Motor Mitsubishi

WAI 18974N 12V Starter Motor Mitsubishi

£104.74 £102.69
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Technical Specification
PRODUCT NUMBER 16854N31241N17425N18974N32695NS5004S5007S5025S5035S5039S5042S5069S5105S5106S5136
Voltage 121212121212121212121212121212
Design OSGRPLGRPMGRPLGR
Manufacturer MitsubishiMitsubishiMitsubishiMitsubishiMitsubishi
Power 2.22.21.42.22.22.20.81.41.01.92.72.22.21.9
Rotation CWCWCWCWCWCWCWCWCWCWCWCWCWCW
Teeth 139910/12101081291013101010

Q 1. What Mitsubishi OE numbers does the WAI 17081N replace?

A. The 17081N cross-references to 44 Mitsubishi and Delco Remy OE numbers. Mitsubishi references in the sample include 32A66-01500, 32A6601500, 34466-03200, 34466-10202, 34466-10203, 34466-15202, 34466-20200, 34466-20201, 34766-21301, 34766-31300, 34766-41300, M002T56471, M002T56472 and M002T56475. The Delco Remy reference is DRS3283. To confirm your specific OE number is covered, search our cross-referenced catalogue by OEM number or ask Simon.

Q 2. Which machines and models does this starter motor fit?

A. Confirmed applications include Case DH4B (1989–1997), Case Maxi-Sneaker (1986–1993), Mitsubishi FD-15D (1981), and Mitsubishi S4E (1974–1992) — four applications across Case and Mitsubishi machinery. Use the selection widget to match your make, model and engine, or search our cross-referenced catalogue by OEM number or machine model. Every fitment shown is backed by our Fit Guarantee.

Q 3. What are the key specifications of the WAI 17081N?

A. The 17081N is a 12V, 2.2kW starter motor with an OSGR (offset gear reduction) design. It has an 11-tooth pinion and clockwise rotation. It is supplied brand new.

Q 4. What does OSGR mean on a starter motor, and why does it matter?

A. OSGR stands for offset gear reduction. The design places an intermediate reduction gear between the motor and the drive pinion, allowing the motor to spin faster while delivering higher torque to the ring gear — in a lighter, more compact housing than a direct-drive unit. This makes OSGR starters well suited to the industrial and materials-handling engines found in Case and Mitsubishi plant equipment.

Q 5. How do I confirm this part fits my vehicle or machine?

A. Use the selection widget to match your make, model and engine, or search our cross-referenced catalogue by OEM number, machine model or equivalent part across brands. If your vehicle is not listed, ask Simon. Every fitment shown is backed by our Fit Guarantee.

Q 6. Is this part covered by your Fit Guarantee?

A. Yes. Every vehicle and OE cross-reference shown for this part is checked against manufacturer data and backed by our Fit Guarantee. If it is not right, our Fit Guarantee or hassle-free returns have you covered.

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