17099 Nissan Starter Motor 12V 1.4kW 15T

17099 Nissan Starter Motor Bulk Supply for Fleet and Equipment Parts Buyers

When sourcing 17099 for Nissan vehicles and equipment cross-referenced to 17099, control the order by the complete reference and the 12V, 1.4kW, 15-tooth clockwise configuration. A visual match is not enough: compare the old-unit label, drive end, mounting face, pinion reach and cable or terminal arrangement with the supplied sample.

17099 should enter a wholesale catalog only after the buyer links 17099 / Js1239 / 028000-5730 / 121120-77010 to Nissan vehicles and equipment cross-referenced to 17099 and a verified sample. Record the mounting pattern, pinion reach, terminal clocking and rating label alongside the commercial terms. When another factory quotes the line, compare that complete record first; a lower price on an adjacent version does not represent the same purchasing outcome.

17099 Starter Motor B2B Production and Test Video for B2B Supply

This video introduces Elecdura starter-motor production and supply capabilities. Use the specification, cross-reference details and fitment checks on this page when evaluating 17099.

17099 Starter Motor Distributor Specifications for Aftermarket Buyers

17099 Starter Motor OE Cross-Reference Review for Fleet Replacement

Use 17099 as the primary purchasing reference and cross-check Js1239, 028000-5730, 121120-77010. These numbers identify the candidate starter family, but approval still requires the exact suffix, electrical rating, drive end, mounting geometry, pinion and terminal layout to match the removed unit or signed sample.

17099 Starter Motor Bulk Fitment Approval for Wholesale Supply

Before accepting 17099 as a replacement, obtain the full vehicle, machine or engine record and compare equipment and engine record, complete OE, mounting face, pinion position and terminal arrangement. Cross-reference overlap is useful for finding the family, but it cannot replace a physical match. Store the approved label and four-angle photo set with the account so later orders use the same configuration.

17099 Starter Motor Wholesale Receiving Inspection for Distributor Sourcing

Receiving control should link the carton, unit label and inspection sample to 17099. Verify reference label, electrical rating, drive end, mounting geometry, terminals, packing and lot traceability; photograph deviations and keep affected units separate while the supplier responds. Batch evidence makes repeat purchases more predictable and gives warranty teams a clear record if field feedback appears.

17099 Starter Motor MOQ and Private-Label Supply for Bulk Procurement

17099 Starter Motor Distributor FAQ for B2B Supply

Which electrical and drive specifications define 17099?

The specified configuration is 12V, 1.4kW, 15-tooth clockwise configuration. Voltage must match the electrical system, while power, tooth count and rotation affect cranking performance and ring-gear engagement. Put all four values on the sample-approval sheet and verify the physical pinion before releasing a distributor quantity.

Why is suffix-level verification important for 17099?

Confirm the complete 17099 / Js1239 / 028000-5730 / 121120-77010 group together with the 12V, 1.4kW, 15-tooth clockwise configuration. Similar appearance or a shared partial number is not enough; compare equipment and engine record, complete OE, mounting face, pinion position and terminal arrangement against the removed unit or approved sample and keep the signed sample with the purchase record.

What physical fitment checks are required for 17099?

Compare the equipment and engine document, complete OE, mounting face, pinion position and terminal arrangement with the removed starter. Inspect bolt-hole spacing, locating diameter, starter clocking, pinion rest position and rear-terminal clearance instead of judging from the outer housing alone. Never pull a misaligned unit into place with mounting bolts. A measured or photographed fitment document is especially valuable when nearby references share the same voltage and tooth count but use another drive-end or solenoid orientation.

What receiving checks protect a 17099 bulk order?

Tie every carton and sampled unit to 17099, the approved cross-reference set and the supplier lot. Inspect reference label, electrical rating, drive end, mounting geometry, terminals, packing and lot traceability, then compare the sampled unit with the signed photos or dimensional record. Record pass and fail quantities before the stock is mixed. Quarantine any different rating, pinion, mounting face or terminal layout, because an unverified substitute can stop equipment, generate a claim and turn a low unit price into a costly order. This receiving discipline is cheaper than sorting returns after distribution.

Should a visually similar starter be sold as 17099?

A substitute is acceptable only when its complete OE relationship, 12V system, 1.4kW rating, 15T, rotation and mounting geometry agree with the approved unit. Similar appearance or a shared partial number is not enough. Ask for application and old-unit evidence, then test or approve a sample before changing the purchase line. Keep materially different versions separate in inventory so warehouse staff cannot fulfil one inquiry with the wrong variant.

What should be diagnosed before replacing a 17099 starter motor?

Check battery capacity, voltage drop, start signal, grounds, ring gear and mechanical engine load prior to condemning the starter. Record battery voltage at rest and during the start command, then measure voltage drop under load; a weak supply or poor ground can imitate starter failure. Inspect the mounting surface and gear engagement as well. Attach these results, the old-unit label and failure symptoms to the claim so the supplier can distinguish a product defect from an upstream electrical or mechanical problem.

How should a distributor request B2B pricing for 17099?

Send 17099 and all visible OE numbers, the full application or engine document, required quantity, destination and target delivery date. Add clear photos of the label, drive end, mounting face and terminals, plus any dimensional drawing available. State packaging, private-label, sample and inspection requirements at the start. A technically complete RFQ lets the supplier quote one verified configuration and reduces clarification delays after price approval.

What approval sequence is recommended for 17099 procurement?

The standard MOQ is 20 pieces, subject to final order confirmation, and a sample or pre-production approval should precede batch release when fitment evidence is incomplete. Mark the approved sample with 17099, procurement team application and revision date. Repeat orders should reference that same approval plus any packaging specification. If the supplier, suffix or physical design changes, treat it as a new approval rather than assuming the previous decision still applies.

What packaging options are available for 17099 distributors?

Neutral packaging and private-label review are available for qualified orders. The carton and inner protection should prevent movement, terminal damage and contamination while keeping the product reference, lot identity and quantity readable. Private-label artwork must not remove the technical identifiers used for fitment and claims. Agree label content, barcode needs, carton strength and destination handling before production so the packaging supports both sales presentation and receiving control.

Request a B2B Quote for 17099 Starter Motors

Send the complete reference, Nissan vehicles and equipment cross-referenced to 17099, old-unit photos, quantity, destination and packaging or inspection requirements. Elecdura will use that evidence to review one defined aftermarket starter configuration for your quotation.