1-81100-338-1 Isuzu Starter Motor 24V 4.5kW 11T

1-81100-338-1 Heavy-Duty Truck Starter Motor for ISUZU 6BG1

For private-label buyers preparing distributor pricing, this aftermarket heavy-duty truck starter motor is specified for ISUZU 6BG1 with 24V, 4.5kW and 11T. The page keeps the replacement identity, technical definition and distributor purchase information in one place.

For purchasing teams opening a first distributor purchase, accurate version control reduces avoidable returns and mixed stock. The gallery, technical drawing where available, and order information below give commercial and technical teams a shared basis for the RFQ.

1-81100-338-1 Starter Motor Specifications and Technical Drawing

For fitment reviewers checking version-defining data, the product identity combines 1-81100-338-1, ISUZU 6BG1, 24V, 4.5kW and 11T. Keeping those facts together helps buyers separate this starter from adjacent versions.

For application specialists confirming electrical ratings, the source-faithful technical drawing records the available mounting information for 1-81100-338-1, including 3×Ø13, 41±1 mm; use the printed values together with the product views because the drawing supports comparison and should not be scaled from the screen.

1-81100-338-1 Aftermarket Replacement and Application

For distributors preparing a technical RFQ, match 1-81100-338-1 to ISUZU 6BG1 and keep the related numbers 1-81100-338-1, 0-24000-3151 on the same enquiry. If the old unit carries another suffix, flange, drive or terminal arrangement, quote it separately until the physical version is confirmed.

For technical buyers evaluating a direct replacement, product photos and the stated specifications should be reviewed together. If the old starter uses another pinion, mounting face or rear connection, keep that configuration on a separate RFQ until it is identified.

1-81100-338-1 Wholesale Supply for Distributors and Importers

For engine-parts specialists confirming commercial terms, importers planning 1-81100-338-1 stock can request volume pricing, neutral or reviewed private-label packaging and agreed inspection records. Standard guidance is 20 pcs minimum, 7–15 days after confirmation and 18 months warranty under sales terms.

For regional parts suppliers planning mixed-model inventory, batch consistency should be controlled through the agreed reference, electrical rating, pinion, packaging and inspection points. Elecdura can discuss test documentation and pre-shipment photos that match the needs of the distributor or importer.

1-81100-338-1 Starter Motor Buyer FAQ

Which check should lead ISUZU 6BG1 previously replaced starter when checking a replacement proposal?

For product managers evaluating a direct replacement, ask whether the starter removed from ISUZU 6BG1 is original or an earlier replacement. If it has been substituted before, the visible unit may not represent the equipment's initial build. Use its label and geometry together with 1-81100-338-1, 24V, 4.5kW and 11T before turning that history into a bulk stocking decision.

Which specification deserves priority for ISUZU 6BG1 when the starter removed from the machine is available?

For maintenance suppliers comparing the flange and terminals, ISUZU 6BG1 identifies the intended commercial-vehicle family, but it should not be used by itself. Pair the application with 1-81100-338-1, the 24V electrical system and the 11-tooth drive. That combination lets purchasing exclude nearby versions used on another engine build, chassis revision or equipment configuration before the priced offer is released.

Which specification deserves priority for locating diameter during fitment review?

For equipment-parts dealers reviewing a replacement proposal, no locating diameter is published for 1-81100-338-1. Measure the old starter at the flange shoulder with a caliper and photograph the measuring points. Combine that value with the hole pattern and pinion projection before quoting, because a visually close flange can still center the drive differently and should not inherit dimensions from another model.

Which comparison prevents a mismatch for 1-81100-338-1, 0-24000-3151 before comparing delivery options?

For purchasing teams confirming the stated application, 1-81100-338-1, 0-24000-3151 should be treated as one inquiry group only after the installed unit is compared. Ask the customer for the complete label and clear views of the drive end, flange and terminals. If a suffix, housing shape or terminal clocking differs, keep it as a separate RFQ entry instead of assuming that the shared number guarantees interchangeability.

What evidence best identifies module 3 before stock is assigned?

For distributors checking application evidence, module 3 is part of the gear geometry for 1-81100-338-1. Confirm it together with the 11-tooth count and pinion diameter; another module changes tooth pitch even when the number of teeth is unchanged. The old starter or ring-gear specification should therefore support the module match before a substitute is accepted.

Which check should lead 1-81100-338-1 among Isuzu versions before stock is assigned?

For technical buyers confirming electrical ratings, 1-81100-338-1 should remain separate from another Isuzu starter whenever voltage, output, tooth count, module, flange geometry or terminal position changes. For this line, retain 24V, 4.5kW and 11T together in the purchasing description. That specification bundle gives sales, warehouse and technical teams one consistent basis for reviewing alternatives.

What should purchasing verify first for 1-81100-338-1 cartons and units for repeatable sourcing?

For engine-parts specialists setting packaging requirements, sample cartons from different positions in the shipment and compare the 1-81100-338-1 labels, 24V marking, 11-tooth pinion, flange shape and terminal protection with the purchase-line definition. Photograph any mixed marking, damaged terminal or different drive end before workshop fitting, and isolate those pieces so the rest of the lot can be assessed consistently.

Which comparison prevents a mismatch for ISUZU 6BG1 production changes for a first B2B purchase?

For fleet-parts buyers matching the original unit in hand, ISUZU 6BG1 may appear across equipment years or engine revisions, so the application name is an entry point rather than the sole proof of fitment. Match 1-81100-338-1, 24V, 4.5kW and 11T to the original unit in hand. A changed suffix, flange or terminal layout should open a separate review for that machine.

Request a Wholesale Quote for 1-81100-338-1 Heavy-Duty Truck Starter Motor

For aftermarket wholesalers updating a customer item master, discuss a 1-81100-338-1 supply program with Elecdura by sending the OE reference, application, annual or initial quantity, destination and branding needs. The reply will identify the offered product version and agreed commercial options.