36100-70001 Mitsubishi 8DC9 Starter Motor Wholesale

36100-70001 Mitsubishi 8DC9 Starter Motor Wholesale Supply

Heavy-engine buyers should connect 36100-70001 to the 8DC9 engine plate and the exact old-starter housing. The Hyundai and Mitsubishi references widen supplier searches without turning every 13T heavy-duty starter into the same product.

This version is defined by 24V, 7.5kW, 13T, module 3.5 and a three-hole Ø145 face. Confirm the terminal position and axial layout because another 8DC9 listing can use a visibly different housing.

36100-70001 13T Starter Motor B2B Specifications and Drawing

The 7.5kW rating belongs with the stated 13T module-3.5 drive. Carry the full combination into purchasing and receiving records instead of using a generic high-output description.

36100-70001 Mitsubishi 8DC9 Starter Drawing for Heavy-Duty Buyers — compare the drawing with the removed starter before placing a volume order.

Compare three Ø13 mounting holes, the Ø145 circle and the 61 mm and 73 mm axial references shown in the drawing. A front-on photograph and one side profile make the large drive end easier to verify.

36100-70001 Mitsubishi Starter Motor Reference Matching

M4T95071, M4T95072, M4T95076 and the related M5T numbers support searches around 36100-70001. Buyers should retain the complete old-unit number and 8DC9 identity when requesting a substitute.

If a distributor supports several 8DC-series engines, keep each accepted housing and reference group as a separate stock definition. That approach prevents a shared engine-family label from hiding a different drive end.

36100-70001 Starter Motor Bulk Supply and Production Video

Elecdura can discuss sample orders, wholesale quantities, export cartons and customer labeling for the confirmed unit. The first lot should be sampled for 13T pinion count, flange geometry, terminals and visible shipping condition.

Elecdura’s production video presents starter assembly and electrical testing for B2B programs. It helps heavy-duty buyers assess manufacturing capability while the order remains tied to 36100-70001.

36100-70001 Starter Motor Wholesale FAQ for 8DC9 Buyers

Which Mitsubishi 8DC9 details belong in a 36100-70001 enquiry?

Provide the 8DC9 engine plate, truck or equipment model, complete 36100 or M4T marking and clear photographs of the old starter. Include an end-on pinion view and square mounting face. These details connect the broad Mitsubishi reference group to the specific 24V 7.5kW 13T product.

How should M4T95071-family numbers be used for 36100-70001?

Use M4T95071, M4T95072 and related M5T numbers as supplier-search and cross-reference routes. They do not remove the need to confirm the 8DC9 engine, 13T module-3.5 pinion and Ø145 face. Keep the complete number found on the removed unit in the final purchasing record. Use the 8DC9 record, 13T module-3.5 pinion, three Ø13 holes and Ø145 face on the purchase order for 36100-70001.

Which mounting details distinguish the 36100-70001 housing?

Compare three Ø13 mounting holes, the Ø145 circle and the 61 mm and 73 mm axial references shown in the supplier drawing. Use front and side photographs from matching angles. The large drive end and terminal position should agree before this housing is accepted for an 8DC9 order.

Why should 7.5kW and 13T remain together on this product?

The 7.5kW rating identifies the specified high-output electrical version, while thirteen teeth and module 3.5 define the gear interface. Keep all values with 24V and CW rotation. This prevents a buyer from merging a different 8DC-series starter merely because the application or housing looks familiar.

Can 36100-70001 and 36100-84003 share one stock record?

No. Both may appear around 8DC9 demand, but their reference groups, housing views and mounting details differ. Maintain separate item names, photographs and purchase lines. Only quantities tied to the confirmed 36100-70001 housing should enter this stock record, even when both products have the same headline electrical specification.

What should receiving inspect on a 36100-70001 shipment?

Sample the complete reference label, 13T pinion, three Ø13 holes, flange circle, solenoid and terminal protection. Compare products from several cartons with the accepted 8DC9 images. Record any different housing or rating immediately and isolate it before the lot is mixed with confirmed wholesale stock.

Which cranking-system data helps evaluate an 8DC9 starter concern?

Measure battery-bank condition under load, positive and ground cable drop, solenoid trigger voltage and ring-gear condition. Record the engine and installation details with the shipment lot. Heavy-duty slow cranking can arise outside the starter, so these readings give the distributor useful context for technical review.

What should a 36100-70001 wholesale request include?

Send the 8DC9 engine and vehicle details, full 36100 or M4T number, pinion, mounting and terminal photographs, quantity, annual demand, packing preference and destination. State whether the order serves fleet replacement or distributor inventory. Elecdura can then prepare pricing for the defined 7.5kW 13T housing.

Request 36100-70001 Mitsubishi Starter Motor Wholesale Terms

Email the Mitsubishi 8DC9 engine plate, complete 36100 or M4T number, pinion, mounting-face and terminal photographs, quantity, packing needs and destination to info@elecdurauto.com. Elecdura can then prepare commercial pricing for the confirmed 36100-70001 unit.