28100-2865A Hino Starter Motor 24V 6.0kW 11T

28100-2865A Heavy-Duty Truck Starter Motor for HINO E13C

For sourcing managers confirming commercial terms, Elecdura offers 28100-2865A as an aftermarket heavy-duty truck starter motor for HINO E13C. The 24V, 6.0kW and 11T configuration is intended for professional replacement sourcing by commercial-vehicle distributors, fleet-parts suppliers and importers.

For wholesale program managers planning mixed-model inventory, this page is designed to support a distributor decision: identify the correct replacement, confirm the key specification, define packaging and inspection needs, and request one consistent quotation for the required quantity.

28100-2865A Starter Motor Specifications and Technical Drawing

For equipment-parts dealers reviewing drive-end geometry, the 11T pinion and module 3.5 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 purchasing teams comparing nearby starter versions, the source-faithful technical drawing records the available mounting information for 28100-2865A, including Ø160, Ø121.8; use the printed values together with the product views because the drawing supports comparison and should not be scaled from the screen.

28100-2865A Aftermarket Replacement and Application

For replacement-parts sellers confirming the stated application, the replacement search starts with 28100-2865A and the HINO E13C application. For mixed fleets or previously repaired machines, add clear old-unit photos so a substituted starter does not become the only fitment evidence.

For service-parts networks checking application evidence, do not merge a visually similar unit into this order only because the main number is related. The 11T drive, module 3.5, flange and terminals should agree with the version shown here.

28100-2865A Wholesale Supply for Distributors and Importers

For importers building a new starter range, Elecdura supplies 28100-2865A for wholesale and distributor orders with a standard MOQ of 20 pcs, an indicative 7–15 day lead time after order confirmation and an 18-month warranty under agreed terms. Neutral packaging and private-label review are available for qualified programs.

For inventory buyers setting packaging requirements, batch consistency should be controlled through the agreed reference, electrical rating, pinion, packaging and inspection points. Elecdura can discuss test documentation and pre-shipment photos that match the needs of the distributor or importer.

28100-2865A Starter Motor Buyer FAQ

What should purchasing verify first for 28100-2865A solenoid and cable routing before stock is assigned?

For fleet-parts buyers checking application evidence, use the side and rear photographs of 28100-2865A to check solenoid position, battery-stud direction and start-terminal access in HINO E13C. Cables should reach without stretching, sharp bends or contact with hot and moving parts. If the customer's old unit is clocked differently, request an installed photo before the order is assigned.

Which detail separates HINO E13C previously replaced starter before accepting a substitute?

For technical sales teams preparing an OE-based quote, ask whether the starter removed from HINO E13C 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 28100-2865A, 24V, 6.0kW and 11T before turning that history into a bulk stocking decision.

What must be matched before quoting 11-tooth pinion identification before comparing delivery options?

For fitment reviewers checking repeat-order specifications, count all 11 teeth on the 28100-2865A pinion and compare the gear diameter with the removed starter. Tooth count is a fast screening point, but engagement depth, pitch and rest position still need agreement. If the old unit carries another count, treat it as a different drive version and review the ring gear before fitting.

How can a buyer screen HINO E13C cranking condition before a purchase order is released?

For application specialists matching the unit taken from service, before replacing the starter on HINO E13C, test battery state, voltage drop across positive and ground paths, the start signal and ring-gear condition. Note cranking voltage and any abnormal noise. Those observations help distinguish a supply-circuit or engine-load problem from a fault in the 24V, 6.0kW starter and make a fitment request easier to resolve.

Which detail separates 24V system compatibility before comparing delivery options?

For replacement-parts sellers reviewing drive-end geometry, 28100-2865A is a 24V starter and must be connected only to the matching machine electrical system. Read the voltage marking on the old unit and verify the battery arrangement at inquiry stage. A housing can look correct while the winding and solenoid are designed for another voltage, so appearance must not override the electrical label.

How should a distributor confirm 28100-2865A inquiry package during an application review?

For warehouse planners opening a first stocking order, A useful inquiry for 28100-2865A includes quantity, destination, required date, HINO E13C, the full old-unit number and clear photos of the label, drive end, flange and electrical connections. State neutral or private-label packaging needs at the same time. Elecdura can then quote the 24V, 6.0kW, 11T version against an exact starter specification.

Which detail separates 28100-2865A carton identification when confirming the commercial line?

For importers confirming an incoming batch, ask that unit and carton labels repeat the agreed reference, 24V, 6.0kW and 11T where the packaging format permits. Add the customer's barcode and destination marks before production. Clear identification allows distributors to receive, bin and pick this version without opening packaging or relying on a generic starter description.

Which specification deserves priority for 28100-2865A drive-end photograph before stock is assigned?

For product managers evaluating a direct replacement, the drive-end image for 28100-2865A should be used to count 11 teeth and compare the flange, locating shoulder and pinion rest position. Photograph the removed starter from the same straight-on angle under even lighting. A profile photograph may not show the drive teeth and mounting points clearly; a frontal image is better for the final comparison.

Request a Wholesale Quote for 28100-2865A Heavy-Duty Truck Starter Motor

For fleet-parts buyers planning replenishment, request pricing for 28100-2865A by sharing the application, quantity, delivery country and any neutral or private-label packaging needs. Clear label, drive-end, flange and terminal photos help confirm the exact starter before the offer is issued.