246-31290 Freightliner 24V 4.8kW 10T Starter Motor Wholesale

246-31290 Freightliner 4.8kW Starter for Fleet Parts Supply

Commercial-truck suppliers should place 246-31290 and 4.8kW together at the start of the enquiry. That pairing keeps this lower-output version separate from the 7.8kW starter using overlapping numbers and an almost identical two-ear mounting outline.

A cross-reference or flange image alone cannot distinguish the two power variants. Confirm 24V 4.8kW, the 10T module-3.175 drive, two Ø11 holes, Ø127 face, Ø89 locating reference and truck details as one set.

246-31290 24V 10T Starter Motor Drawing and Specifications

This line is defined by 24V, 4.8kW, 10T, module 3.175 and clockwise rotation. Keeping 4.8kW on the product name, purchase order, carton and bin card protects the intended variant throughout the supply chain.

246-31290 Freightliner 4.8kW Starter Motor Dimensions — compare the drawing with the removed starter before placing a volume order.

Check both Ø11 mounting holes, the Ø127 face, Ø89 locating diameter and the 47 mm and 18 mm side references. Because the geometry is shared with a high-output version, the old-unit rating label should appear in the same photograph set.

246-31290 Freightliner Variant Checks for Wholesale Buyers

246-31290, 438000-0950 and 4380000950 are associated search numbers for this 4.8kW product. Do not let the shared 438000 reference erase the output distinction; retain the Freightliner vehicle and complete electrical rating on every line.

A fleet with both variants should maintain separate quantities, bins and reorder descriptions even when their mounting photographs look alike. Vehicle-level history helps purchasing identify which trucks use 4.8kW and prevents emergency picking from the 7.8kW location.

246-31290 Starter Stock Management for Truck Service Fleets

Inspect the first delivery for the 4.8kW label, 10T pinion, two-ear face and protected terminals. Mark cartons with 246-31290 and the output in large type so receiving and branch counters can separate the lower-output stock immediately.

The production video below shows Elecdura starter assembly and electrical testing for wholesale programs. Freightliner fleet buyers can use it while defining sampled tests, variant labeling, packing details and replenishment frequency for the 246-31290 line.

246-31290 Starter Motor FAQs for B2B Buyers

What proves that 246-31290 is the 4.8kW version?

The old-unit rating information should state 24V 4.8kW, and the request should keep that output beside 246-31290. Then compare the 10T module-3.175 pinion and two-ear flange. Because 438000-0950 also appears on a 7.8kW product, the cross reference and housing alone cannot prove this lower-output variant.

How should shared 438000 references be handled for 246-31290?

Retain 438000-0950 or 4380000950 as supporting search numbers, but lead the product description with 246-31290 and 4.8kW. Attach the Freightliner truck details and old-unit label. This lets purchasing search the full group while preventing the higher-output starter from being merged into the 4.8kW stock line.

Why must the rating label accompany the 246-31290 dimensions?

The two Ø11 holes, Ø127 face, Ø89 locating diameter and 47 mm and 18 mm side references also describe the high-output version. A geometry match therefore confirms the housing but not the power variant. Photograph the 4.8kW label with the flange and terminals so the complete product can be checked.

Which fleet records help assign 246-31290 correctly?

List the Freightliner truck, engine, chassis or fleet unit number and previous starter history, then add every readable reference and rating. Vehicle-level information shows which units have used the 4.8kW configuration successfully. It also helps depots keep the lower-output line separate when similar starters are stored in nearby locations.

How should depots label 246-31290 to prevent a power mix-up?

Use a dedicated bin and carton description showing 246-31290, 24V 4.8kW and 10T in large type. Keep the high-output product under its own item code even where the mounting face matches. Adding a rating-label image to the warehouse record gives pickers another clear point of comparison.

What electrical checks are useful before replacing a 4.8kW starter?

Test battery-bank condition, positive and ground voltage drop during cranking, cable connections and the start signal. Record engine temperature and whether the pinion engages normally. These readings help fleet maintenance distinguish a supply-circuit issue from a starter concern and reduce unnecessary replacement of a correctly matched 246-31290 unit.

What packing marks are useful for 246-31290 export cartons?

Print 246-31290 and 4.8kW prominently, then add the destination or customer allocation where cartons are split. Inside, support the body and drive end and protect terminals from contact. Clear output marking is especially important because the 7.8kW starter uses overlapping references and nearly identical mounting dimensions.

What information supports a 246-31290 wholesale offer?

Send the Freightliner truck and engine details, complete 246-31290 marking, readable 4.8kW label, two-ear, pinion and terminal photographs, quantity by vehicle group, destination and packing request. Elecdura can compare the lower-output configuration and respond with matching comments, price breaks, lead time and planned shipment terms.

Email Elecdura for 246-31290 Freightliner Wholesale Terms

Email the Freightliner truck and engine details, 246-31290 marking, old-unit rating label, mounting, pinion and terminal photographs, quantity by vehicle group and destination to info@elecdurauto.com. Elecdura will review the 4.8kW two-ear version and provide wholesale pricing, packing and delivery timing.