16990 Cummins Starter Motor 12V 2.5kW 13T

16990 Agricultural Machinery Starter Motor for CUMMINS 3.9L, 5.9L (CASE580E)

For aftermarket wholesalers updating a customer item master, 16990 supports tractor, farm-equipment and industrial-engine replacement programs for CUMMINS 3.9L, 5.9L (CASE580E). This agricultural machinery starter motor is defined by its 12V electrical system, 2.5kW output and 13T pinion, giving distributors a practical basis for quotation and stock matching.

For sourcing managers preparing a volume quote, the commercial value is a clearly identified starter rather than a generic visual match. Buyers can use the OE group, application, product images and technical data together, while neutral packaging and private-label review can be discussed for qualified bulk orders.

16990 Starter Motor Specifications and Technical Drawing

For maintenance suppliers separating similar housings, the 13T pinion and module 2.54 are important replacement identifiers. Match them with the flange and drive projection to protect the ring gear from an incorrect tooth pitch or engagement depth.

For equipment-parts dealers evaluating a direct replacement, the source-faithful technical drawing records the available mounting information for 16990, including 2×Ø13.5, Ø127, 67±1 mm; use the printed values together with the product views because the drawing supports comparison and should not be scaled from the screen.

16990 Aftermarket Replacement and Application

For application specialists confirming electrical ratings, send 16990, the full CUMMINS 3.9L, 5.9L (CASE580E) description and photos of the starter being removed. These details allow the quotation to stay product-specific when related numbers appear on more than one housing version.

For replacement-parts sellers checking repeat-order specifications, start with the complete reference and application, then compare the 13T drive, flange shape and terminal orientation. A physical difference should be resolved before volume pricing is accepted.

16990 Wholesale Supply for Distributors and Importers

For warehouse planners planning replenishment, 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 importers preparing distributor pricing, define the reference group, accepted product version, inspection request and packaging standard before production. Those records help both sides manage replenishment and resolve any receiving question efficiently.

16990 Starter Motor Buyer FAQ

How can an importer validate 16990 cartons and units when several versions look alike?

For engine-parts specialists setting packaging requirements, sample cartons from different positions in the shipment and compare the 16990 labels, 12V marking, 13-tooth pinion, flange shape and terminal protection with the buying description. Photograph any mixed marking, damaged terminal or different drive end before the unit is fitted, and isolate those pieces so the rest of the lot can be assessed consistently.

What should receiving teams compare on CUMMINS 3.9L, 5.9L (CASE580E) previously replaced starter for a first commercial order?

For fleet-parts buyers matching the existing starter, ask whether the starter removed from CUMMINS 3.9L, 5.9L (CASE580E) 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 16990, 12V, 2.5kW and 13T before turning that history into a bulk stocking decision.

What evidence best identifies 16990 drive-end photograph for warehouse identification?

For technical sales teams reviewing drive-end geometry, the drive-end image for 16990 should be used to count 13 teeth and compare the flange, locating shoulder and pinion rest position. View the customer's old starter from the same angle and lighting. A poorly aligned photo can obscure drive and flange details; request another image before approving a near-match.

What should receiving teams compare on 16990 inside a mixed starter shipment before comparing delivery options?

For sourcing managers building a new starter range, give each carton line its own reference, 12V, 2.5kW and 13T 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.

What evidence best identifies 16990 label and suffix for warehouse identification?

For application specialists separating similar housings, photograph the complete old-unit label for 16990, including every prefix, suffix and separator. Shortened numbers can group starters that differ in voltage, output, drive or housing. Pair the label with a front and rear view, then retain the full marking in the RFQ and purchase order so later receiving checks use the same identity.

How can a buyer screen 67±1 mm during an application review?

For replacement-parts sellers evaluating a direct replacement, use 67±1 mm when comparing 16990. 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.

Which check should lead 2×Ø13.5, Ø127 and 67±1 mm before stock is assigned?

For service-parts networks comparing the flange and terminals, use the supplied technical drawing to compare 2×Ø13.5, Ø127 and 67±1 mm. Take each measurement from the same face shown or described, then compare the locating shoulder, bolt pattern and drive-end projection as one set. A single matching diameter is not enough if the hole pattern or axial reach places the pinion differently.

Which check should lead 16990 rear-terminal photograph for warehouse identification?

For importers reviewing a replacement proposal, use the rear view of 16990 to identify battery and signal terminals, their direction and the clearance around each stud. Match the customer's photograph from the same orientation and consider cable routing in CUMMINS 3.9L, 5.9L (CASE580E). A correct drive end with an unusable terminal position is not a complete fitment match.

Request a Wholesale Quote for 16990 Agricultural Machinery Starter Motor

For inventory buyers building a new starter range, to source 16990 for a distributor or importer program, send the OE group, CUMMINS 3.9L, 5.9L (CASE580E), planned volume and destination. Elecdura will confirm the quoted starter configuration, commercial terms and available inspection support.