128000-4250 Isuzu Starter Motor 24V 5.5kW 11T

128000-4250 Heavy-Duty Truck Starter Motor for ISUZU 6SD1

For inventory buyers preparing distributor pricing, Elecdura offers 128000-4250 as an aftermarket heavy-duty truck starter motor for ISUZU 6SD1. The 24V, 5.5kW and 11T configuration is intended for professional replacement sourcing by commercial-vehicle distributors, fleet-parts suppliers and importers.

For fleet-parts buyers opening a first trade order, the goal is a repeatable supply line: one agreed product identity, one packaging definition and one set of incoming checks. This is useful for importers building category coverage as well as fleet suppliers replenishing an existing starter reference.

128000-4250 Starter Motor Specifications and Technical Drawing

For fleet-parts buyers checking application evidence, the product identity combines 128000-4250, ISUZU 6SD1, 24V, 5.5kW and 11T. Keeping those facts together helps buyers separate this starter from adjacent versions.

For technical sales teams preparing an OE-based quote, the source-faithful technical drawing records the available mounting information for 128000-4250, including 57±1 mm, 76±1 mm; use the printed values together with the product views because the drawing supports comparison and should not be scaled from the screen.

128000-4250 Aftermarket Replacement and Application

For equipment-parts dealers preparing a technical RFQ, ISUZU 6SD1 is the stated application for 128000-4250. Buyers comparing 128000-4250, 128000-2740 should confirm that the existing starter shares the same 24V system, 5.5kW output and 11T drive before adding the item to a distributor order.

For purchasing teams checking version-defining data, start with the complete reference and application, then compare the 11T drive, flange shape and terminal orientation. A physical difference should be resolved before volume pricing is accepted.

128000-4250 Wholesale Supply for Distributors and Importers

For distributors planning a repeat order, buyers can discuss 20 pcs MOQ, production planning around 7–15 days after confirmation, neutral cartons or private-label packaging, and an 18-month warranty under the agreed sales terms.

For aftermarket product managers planning mixed-model inventory, the order can specify testing scope, sampling level, label content and packing details. Reference-label, drive-end and terminal-protection photos may also be requested before shipment for the agreed product version.

128000-4250 Starter Motor Buyer FAQ

How should a distributor confirm 128000-4250 three-view gallery when the starter removed from the machine is available?

For service-parts networks checking version-defining data, use the drive-end view to compare the pinion and flange, the side profile to judge housing length and solenoid position, and the rear view to check terminals. All three images belong to 128000-4250; they should be reviewed together with the 11T drive and ISUZU 6SD1 application. Request an additional close-up when the customer's unit hides a deciding feature.

Which comparison prevents a mismatch for 128000-4250 inside a mixed starter shipment during fitment review?

For importers planning a repeat order, give each carton line its own reference, 24V, 5.5kW and 11T marking. The packing list should preserve those same fields. Receiving can then compare labels and drive-end appearance without opening every carton, while any mixed or unclear unit is isolated for review.

How should a distributor confirm 128000-4250 replenishment for repeatable sourcing?

For inventory buyers planning mixed-model inventory, keep 128000-4250, 24V, 5.5kW, 11T, the application description and the agreed packaging on the same replenishment line. Add dated photos when the equipment fleet changes or a different starter being replaced appears. This gives purchasing and warehouse teams enough detail to avoid silently merging a new version into established stock.

What evidence best identifies 128000-4250 drawing dimensions before an installation slot is booked?

For maintenance suppliers confirming the stated application, read the 128000-4250 drawing as a comparison aid, not as permission to ignore the removed unit. Check every visible diameter, hole callout, length and angle that affects seating or engagement, then confirm the terminal view from the product photos. The drawing is schematic and not to scale, so decisions must follow the printed values rather than a visual estimate from the image.

How should a workshop distinguish ISUZU 6SD1 cranking condition for a documented fitment decision?

For equipment-parts dealers checking application evidence, before replacing the starter on ISUZU 6SD1, test battery state, voltage drop across positive and ground paths, the start signal and ring-gear condition. Note cranking voltage and any abnormal noise. Those observations help distinguish a supply-circuit or engine-load problem from a fault in the 24V, 5.5kW starter and make a fitment request easier to resolve.

Which comparison prevents a mismatch for ISUZU 6SD1 previously replaced starter for repeatable sourcing?

For purchasing teams preparing an OE-based quote, ask whether the starter removed from ISUZU 6SD1 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 128000-4250, 24V, 5.5kW and 11T before turning that history into a bulk stocking decision.

How can a buyer screen mounting-hole pattern when checking a replacement proposal?

For distributors separating similar housings, A complete mounting-hole callout is not stated for 128000-4250. Photograph the old flange straight on and provide hole count, bore diameter and center spacing from the same datum. Those measured points let purchasing separate close housings without transferring hole data from another starter or assuming that a similar silhouette will bolt in.

What should purchasing verify first for 57±1 mm and 76±1 mm before stock is assigned?

For technical buyers matching the unit taken from service, use 57±1 mm and 76±1 mm when comparing 128000-4250. Measure from the drawing's indicated faces and keep pinion rest position separate from overall body length. These axial values influence how the drive sits and engages, so the set should agree with the removed starter before a fleet or distributor quantity is released.

Request a Wholesale Quote for 128000-4250 Heavy-Duty Truck Starter Motor

For engine-parts specialists updating a customer item master, discuss a 128000-4250 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.