28100-56160 Toyota Dyna 13B 14B Starter Motor Wholesale

28100-56160 Starter Motor Sourcing for Toyota Truck Importers

Dyna parts requests can arrive under a Toyota number, a Denso number or only an engine description. Keep 28100-56160 visible beside the 13B or 14B engine and the old-unit photographs, because a broad “Toyota commercial starter” request can pull in a different nose housing.

For a useful quotation, send the chassis details, complete old label, pinion image and a square photograph of the mounting face. Elecdura uses those inputs to identify the mixed Ø12 and Ø14 mounting pattern and return pricing for the specified 11T unit.

28100-56160 Starter Motor Dimensions for Toyota Dyna Wholesalers

28100-56160 11T starter motor mounting and drive-end dimensions for buyer-side comparison.

The 28100-56160 face combines one Ø12 upper mounting hole with two Ø14 lower holes on an Ø148 circle. The 80° and 27.5° references, Ø105 locator and 18 mm and 13 mm axial points give truck-parts buyers measurable features for separating a similar Toyota starter nose.

Compare these points with a square photograph and direct measurements from the removed unit. Confirm the 11-tooth pinion and terminal side on the same 13B or 14B vehicle before placing a mixed regional order.

28100-56160 Starter Motor OE Matching for Distributor Orders

The purchasing family includes 28100-56161, 28100-89107, 028000-9040 and 128000-1560 through 128000-1566. A shortened Denso number can be useful for searching, but the full old-unit reference and engine identity should remain on the purchase line.

• Engine: identify the 13B or 14B application and vehicle chassis.

• Drive: confirm 11 teeth, module 3 and clockwise rotation.

• Mounting: compare the Ø12 upper point, two Ø14 lower points and axial depth.

28100-56160 Starter Motor Export Supply for Dyna Parts Networks

Regional distributors often replenish this older Toyota family in mixed electrical orders rather than full pallets of one item. Elecdura can discuss neutral cartons, customer labels and consolidated shipping after the exact configuration and annual demand are clear.

During receiving, inspect cartons from more than one pallet position. Check the complete OE label, 11T pinion, three-point face, solenoid orientation and terminal protection before allocating units to Dyna or Daihatsu branches.

The video introduces Elecdura starter-motor assembly and electrical testing. Include the Toyota or Daihatsu chassis, 13B or 14B engine, old-unit reference, quantity and destination so the reply can cover the intended product and export terms.

28100-56160 Starter Motor Wholesale FAQ

Which mounting details identify the 28100-56160 drive end?

Compare the three mounting positions: one Ø12 upper hole and two Ø14 lower holes on the Ø148 circle. Also check the 80° and 27.5° orientation references, Ø105 locator and 18 mm and 13 mm axial points. Direct measurements from the removed starter are more dependable than estimating dimensions from a side photograph.

Why should buyers include the 13B or 14B engine with the inquiry?

The engine designation narrows the Toyota or Daihatsu commercial vehicle behind the request and helps separate neighboring starter families used on similar trucks. Provide the chassis, engine mark and production information together with the old label. That combination gives the supplier more useful fitment context than a Dyna model name or a partial OE alone.

How should 028000-9040 and 128000-1561 be handled?

Use them as cross-references within the 28100-56160 purchasing family while preserving every suffix visible on the removed unit. Confirm 12V, 2.5kW, 11 teeth, module 3 and clockwise rotation, then compare the mixed-diameter mounting face. This prevents a search-system match from replacing the physical checks needed for an older truck.

Can 28100-56160 ship with other Toyota electrical parts?

A mixed export order can be arranged when each line has a complete reference, quantity and destination. Keep the starter in its own labeled cartons and protect the pinion and studs during consolidation. For customer branding, retain the full 28100-56160 identity and 11T description so warehouse teams can separate it from other Toyota units.

What electrical information belongs with a Dyna starter request?

Confirm the vehicle uses a 12V starting system and state the 2.5kW requirement from the identified unit. Add battery arrangement, cable condition and any cranking symptom if the request follows a field failure. These details help distinguish a supply question from a wiring or voltage-drop problem and improve the technical reply.

What should a workshop check on the first 28100-56160 fit?

Ensure the Ø105 locating surface seats without force and all three bolts align before tightening. Confirm cable reach, terminal clearance, clean 11-tooth engagement, normal release and stable cranking voltage. Retain the chassis, old and new labels and installation photographs so a distributor has a practical reference for later Dyna replenishment.

How should branches separate 28100-56160 from other Toyota stock?

Label the bin with the complete OE, 11T, 2.5kW and the mixed Ø12/Ø14 face description. Attach the confirmed 13B or 14B chassis range to the warehouse item and avoid a generic “Toyota truck starter” label. When stock transfers between branches, the receiving team should recheck the pinion and mounting face.

What is needed for a 28100-56160 wholesale quotation?

Send the full Toyota or Denso number, truck model and chassis, 13B or 14B engine details, old-unit face and terminal photographs, quantity, delivery country, required date and carton preference. Elecdura can then state the specified 12V 2.5kW 11T configuration, MOQ, normal lead time, warranty and packing options.

Request a 28100-56160 Starter Motor Wholesale Quote

Send 28100-56160 or the complete Toyota or Denso number, Dyna or Daihatsu chassis, 13B or 14B engine details, old-unit photographs, quantity, destination and packing request. Elecdura will quote the 12V 2.5kW 11T starter with fitment and delivery information.

If one inquiry covers several truck markets, separate quantities by chassis and engine so each branch receives the same mixed-diameter mounting configuration.