143-0539
143-0539 / 0R-4316 / 6V-0492 / 9742809166 / 428000-1660 / 428000-1661 / DSN2115 / LRS4229 / 17418N / STR70417
Elecdura
Available for qualified orders
20 pcs
7 - 15 Days
Neutral packaging / private-label review
18 Months
143-0539 / 0R-4316 / 6V-0492 / 9742809166 / 428000-1660 / 428000-1661 / DSN2115 / LRS4229 / 17418N / STR70417
Caterpillar equipment using the 3054 engine family
Confirm 12V, 2.5kW, 10T, CW, 3 × Ø11 mounting-hole references, Ø88.5 drive-end reference, 18 mm and 29 mm axial references, mounting orientation and terminal layout against the removed starter before volume supply.
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Primary OE reference | 143-0539 |
Target application | Caterpillar equipment using the 3054 engine family |
Voltage and output | 12V / 2.5kW |
Pinion, module and rotation | 10 teeth / module 3.175 / CW |
Mounting-hole reference | 3 × Ø11 mounting-hole references; 40° / 50° / 50° mounting relationships |
Drive-end reference | Ø88.5 drive-end reference; 18 mm and 29 mm axial references; Ø127 mounting-hole circle |
OE and cross-reference group | 143-0539 / 0R-4316 / 6V-0492 / 9742809166 / 428000-1660 / 428000-1661 / DSN2115 / LRS4229 / 17418N / STR70417 |
Wholesale terms | MOQ 20 pcs / normally 7–15 days after order confirmation |
Warranty | 18 months under agreed sales terms |
143-0539 10T starter motor mounting and drive-end dimensions for buyer sample comparison.
Caterpillar 3054 service parts may be sold under 143-0539, 0R-4316 or related Denso numbers, so the drawing provides a common physical reference for the buyer. The Ø127 circle, Ø88.5 drive end and 18/29 mm axial points help confirm the intended three-hole casting.
Check the 40°/50°/50° relationships and photograph the terminals before committing stock to a loader, backhoe or rental fleet. These details let sales and receiving teams work from the same 10-tooth sample when different customers quote different cross-references.
143-0539 and 0R-4316 are the most useful purchasing references in this group, with 6V-0492, 428000-1660 and 428000-1661 also appearing in replacement records. Keep the machine model and full number together, especially when a remanufactured core carries only one label.
Confirm the 10-tooth drive and 2.5kW rating.
Compare the Ø127 three-hole face and 40°/50° relationships.
Photograph the terminal side and pinion rest position.
143-0539 serves Caterpillar equipment buyers working with the 3054 engine family. Loaders, backhoes and compact machines can share the engine description while using different installation details, so the machine model and serial or arrangement information should accompany the 12V, 2.5kW and 10-tooth specification.
Send the complete number, machine record and old-unit photographs. Elecdura will compare the three-hole clocking, drive-end depth and terminal side before preparing a sample or volume quotation, reducing the risk of an engine-family search returning the wrong housing.
Equipment dealers and rental fleets can trial the starter on one identified 3054-powered machine, then store the result with the machine family and customer account. Elecdura can quote neutral packaging, mixed heavy-equipment orders and qualified private-label requirements.
A receiving checklist should include the 10T pinion, three-hole casting, terminal protection and lot identity. Keeping machine-specific sample results gives sales teams a useful way to answer new 143-0539 inquiries without making a universal fitment claim.
The video shows Elecdura starter production and electrical testing. Include the Caterpillar machine and old-unit information in the inquiry so the response can convert that manufacturing capability into a relevant product match, sample plan and supply proposal.
Provide the equipment model, serial or product identification number, engine information and complete starter reference. The 3054 engine family appears in several loaders, backhoes and compact machines, and an engine match alone may not settle the installation. The machine record helps the supplier compare the correct drive end, mounting face and terminal clearance before offering a replacement.
They identify the same replacement group in many parts records, so either can start an inquiry. Preserve the number actually shown on the service document or old unit and add machine details and photos. Elecdura then checks 12V, 2.5kW, 10 teeth and geometry. The relationship is useful for sourcing but is not a reason to ignore a different housing.
The technical reference shows three Ø11 positions around the 127 mm circle with 40° and 50° relationships. Compare those centers from a straight face view and note terminal orientation. A similar Denso-style starter may have the same tooth count but a rotated ear, so the clocking check prevents the sample from reaching the machine with one bolt misaligned.
Those axial dimensions help describe the drive-end position relative to the mounting face. Measure the removed unit and sample directly, because a nose that is too long or short can affect ring-gear engagement even when the bolt pattern matches. Store the measurements with the machine serial to make later 143-0539 replenishment more reliable.
No. It is a valuable cross-reference, but Caterpillar equipment coverage should still be tied to the actual machine and starter. Confirm the 2.5kW label, 10-tooth pinion, three-hole face, drive depth and terminals. If a broad machine list is associated with the number, use it as a lead and validate the individual application before volume supply.
Choose one clearly identified 3054-powered machine and document the removed starter, battery and cable condition. Install the sample without forcing the face, confirm terminal clearance and record several starts. Save the result with the machine model and product lot. Compare other fleet units with those observations rather than assuming they are identical from the engine description.
Select cartons across the lot and verify complete labels, 10-tooth pinions, three-hole castings, drive-end protection and terminal covers. Compare one unit with the signed Caterpillar sample and record the supplier lot. Keep any different 0R or Denso suffix on hold until its machine and physical details are reviewed, preventing mixed heavy-equipment stock.
Send the full Cat, 0R or Denso number, machine and 3054 engine information, old-unit images, quantity, destination and requested delivery. Include any dimensional or inspection standard and packaging preference. Elecdura can then quote a defined 12V 2.5kW 10T product with the sample, MOQ, lead-time and labeling terms relevant to that equipment program.
Send 143-0539, 0R-4316 or the full old-unit reference, Caterpillar machine and 3054 engine details, mounting and terminal photos, quantity, destination and packing request. Elecdura will return a quotation for the specified 12V 2.5kW 10T configuration.
Add the equipment group served by the order and any incoming inspection form already used by the customer. Elecdura can price the sample and production quantity around the accepted 10-tooth geometry and the distributor’s packaging needs.