1811003191 Isuzu 6HK1 5.5kW Starter Motor Distributor

1811003191 5.5kW Starter Motor Distributor Supply for 6HK1

Because many market listings show 1811003191 as 5.0kW, a 5.5kW requirement should be stated at the start of every enquiry. The buyer should provide the machine, engine plate and old-starter label so the higher-output product is intentionally sourced.

Reference, voltage, teeth, module, rotation and flange can match the 5.0kW line while output differs. Treat 5.5kW as a deliberate purchasing distinction and require a readable label or supplier confirmation tied to the exact offered unit.

 

1811003191 5.5kW Starter Motor Dimensions for B2B Matching

This product is specified at 24V, 5.5kW, 11T, module 3 and clockwise rotation. Put 5.5kW in the H1, Title, purchase order and carton label so no later handoff reduces the item to 1811003191 alone.

1811003191 Isuzu 6HK1 5.5kW Starter Drawing for Distributor Review — compare the drawing with the removed starter before placing a volume order.

The two-ear face uses two Ø15 holes, a 91 mm drive-end reference, 45 mm and 63 mm axial values and a drive-nose area around Ø95. These shared measurements support the physical match but do not replace verification of the 5.5kW label.

 

1811003191 Starter Motor Power Separation for Equipment Buyers

The same Isuzu, Mitsubishi and Nikko cross references appear on the 5.0kW product family. For this line, append 5.5kW to 1811003191, 8980608540 and M8T60971 in every search, quote comparison and warehouse description.

Importers should open a separate item code for the 5.5kW unit and restrict allocation to customers whose requirement was documented. Store the nameplate photograph and supplier response beside the order, making the higher-output choice visible during repeat purchasing.

 

1811003191 5.5kW Starter Motor Receiving and Stock Planning

Receiving staff should isolate the pallet until sampled units show the 5.5kW identification, eleven-tooth drive and expected two-ear face. Apply distinct 5.5kW labels to inner and master cartons, then record inspected carton numbers before distributing stock to branches.

The video introduces Elecdura starter assembly and electrical testing for B2B programs. Equipment distributors can use it to discuss capacity and sampled results while the 1811003191 5.5kW line remains separated through documentation, labels and physical receiving checks.

 

1811003191 5.5kW Starter Motor FAQs for Equipment Distributors

What evidence supports ordering the 1811003191 5.5kW version?

Use a readable rating label that clearly shows 5.5kW, supported by photographs of the same unit’s 11T pinion, two-ear mounting face, housing and terminals. Add the Isuzu 6HK1X engine or Hitachi machine identification and the 1811003191 marking. These combined details distinguish the higher-output product more reliably than the shared OE number alone.

 

How should buyers distinguish the 5.5kW version from the 5.0kW alternative?

Distinguish the two versions by the offered unit’s readable power label and written specification, not by 1811003191 alone. The 5.5kW order should also state 24V, 11T, module 3 and clockwise rotation and retain the confirmed two-ear photographs. If the supplier cannot document 5.5kW on the exact product, clarify the offer before purchasing.

 

Which wording keeps the higher-output product clear on a purchase order?

Write “1811003191 Isuzu 6HK1 24V 5.5kW 11T Starter Motor” as the purchase-order description. Add module 3, clockwise rotation and the main cross references in supporting fields. Repeating 5.5kW on the supplier quotation, purchase order, packing list and carton label prevents the higher-output requirement from being shortened to the OE number.

 

Why does a matching two-ear face not prove 5.5kW?

A matching two-ear drive end cannot prove 5.5kW because housing geometry does not identify electrical output. Check the readable rating label together with the 11T module-3 drive, 6HK1X mounting face, 24V supply and clockwise rotation. Those combined details keep the higher-output 1811003191 item separate from the 5.0kW version.

 

When should receiving isolate a 5.5kW shipment?

Isolate the shipment when labels are unreadable, mixed or inconsistent with the 5.5kW purchase order. Inspect cartons from more than one pallet, then compare rating labels, 11T pinions, two-ear mounting faces, housings and terminals. Move the lot into stock only when the sampled units consistently match the 24V, 5.5kW, module-3 and clockwise configuration.

 

How should distributors restrict allocation of this version?

Allocate the 5.5kW version only to customer machines whose engine record, removed-unit label or confirmed service history supports that output. Keep the image set and equipment identity with the sales record. Do not substitute it automatically for every 1811003191 enquiry, because the same OE number also identifies a separate 5.0kW product.

 

What carton labels prevent output mixing between branches?

Print 1811003191, 24V, 5.5kW and 11T in readable text on each carton, followed by module 3 and the 6HK1X application where space allows. Use a dedicated item code and barcode for the 5.5kW line. Branch systems, bins and transfer documents should repeat the same description rather than depend on color labels.

 

What information is needed for 1811003191 5.5kW pricing?

Provide the Isuzu engine or Hitachi machine details, old-starter numbers, a clear 5.5kW rating label and photographs of the eleven-tooth pinion, two-ear face and terminals. Add order quantity, forecast, packing preference, destination and required date. Elecdura can then quote 1811003191 5.5kW as a distinct distributor product instead of a generic OE request.

 

Request 1811003191 5.5kW Starter Motor Distributor Pricing

Send the Isuzu 6HK1X or Hitachi equipment details, complete reference group, a readable 5.5kW nameplate, straight flange, pinion and terminal images, quantity, packing request and destination to info@elecdurauto.com. Elecdura will review the higher-output product and return distributor terms.