3E5382
3E5382 / 9W2946 / 0228000-5730 / 0228000-5731 / 128000-5720 / 128000-5721 / 128000-5722 / 128000-5723 / 228000-5730 / 17615N / 17199N
Elecdura
Available for qualified orders
20 pcs
7 - 15 Days
Neutral packaging / private-label review
18 Months
3E5382 / 9W2946 / 0228000-5730 / 0228000-5731 / 128000-5720 / 128000-5721 / 128000-5722 / 128000-5723 / 228000-5730 / 17615N / 17199N
Caterpillar 3114 and 3116 diesel engines using the 3E5382 family
Confirm 12V, 3.0kW, 10T, CW, 3 × Ø11.5 mounting holes, Ø89 drive-end locating reference, 18 mm and 48 mm axial references, mounting orientation and terminal layout against the removed starter before volume supply.
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A 3114 or 3116 engine can be found in industrial equipment, backhoe loaders, pavers and other machinery. The machine type and serial information therefore belong beside 3E5382 in a distributor enquiry; the engine label alone may not explain access, cable routing or the starter fitted during earlier service.
Photograph the installed cable side and the old nose before removal, then add the complete label, flange and 10T pinion. Elecdura can compare the Ø89 locating reference, Ø127 face and axial positions before returning a product and supply proposal.
Primary OE reference | 3E5382 |
Target application | Caterpillar 3114 and 3116 diesel engines using the 3E5382 family |
Voltage and output | 12V / 3.0kW |
Pinion, module and rotation | 10T / module 3.175 / CW |
Mounting-hole reference | 3 × Ø11.5 mounting holes; triangular three-point mounting orientation |
Drive-end reference | Ø89 drive-end locating reference; 18 mm and 48 mm axial references; Ø127 mounting-circle reference |
OE and cross-reference group | 3E5382 / 9W2946 / 0228000-5730 / 0228000-5731 / 128000-5720 / 128000-5721 / 128000-5722 / 128000-5723 / 228000-5730 / 17615N / 17199N |
Wholesale terms | MOQ 20 pcs / normally 7–15 days after order confirmation |
Warranty | 18 months under agreed sales terms |
3E5382 Caterpillar 12V 3.0kW 10T starter mounting dimensions for buyer-side comparison.
The Caterpillar three-point face has three Ø11.5 mounting holes around an Ø127 mounting-circle reference. An Ø89 locating reference and 18 mm and 48 mm axial references describe how the drive end is positioned relative to the flange.
3E5382 is specified as 12V, 3.0kW, 10T, module 3.175 and CW. Check the solenoid orientation and casting condition as well as the dimensions, because equipment access and cable routing can make a superficially similar unit unsuitable for the machine.
The cross-reference group includes 3E5382 / 9W2946 / 0228000-5730 / 0228000-5731 / 128000-5720 / 128000-5721 / 128000-5722 / 128000-5723 / 228000-5730 / 17615N / 17199N.
Identify the Caterpillar machine and 3114 or 3116 engine.
Confirm the 10T drive and Ø127 three-point face.
Compare the solenoid position, old nose casting and cable clearance.
A multi-machine service network can keep one confirmed 3E5382 configuration while recording which equipment families consume it. That usage data supports branch quantities and emergency coverage. Elecdura can discuss mixed-order packing, MOQ and replenishment timing once the machine details and comparison photographs are provided.
Construction shipments should be checked for nose-casting impact, pinion protection and terminal damage. Sample units from separate cartons, verify the 10T drive and three Ø11.5 holes, and retain the shipment lot. A damaged casting should never be released to a workshop simply because the carton label is correct.
The embedded production video shows Elecdura assembly and electrical testing for starter motors. A 3E5382 supply decision still relies on the Caterpillar machine and engine identity, measured three-point face, 10T drive, cable-side photographs and order timing.
The 3114 and 3116 engines are used across multiple machine types, each with different access and operating conditions. Machine model and serial information show where the starter is installed, while 3E5382 and the engine identity locate the OE family. Together they give Elecdura a more complete basis for fitment and supply.
Inspect the locating surface, mounting flange, pinion opening and any casting features near the solenoid. Photograph the complete nose from more than one angle. Pair those images with the Ø89 locating reference, Ø127 mounting-circle reference and the 18 mm and 48 mm axial measurements shown in the technical drawing.
They are valuable cross-references for identifying cores and customer paperwork. Keep each complete number in the enquiry, then confirm that the offered unit matches the 12V, 3.0kW, 10T CW specification and three-point face. A cross-reference search should lead to physical verification, not replace the inspection of hardware.
Disconnect and inspect the battery system, measure cable voltage drop and clean the mounting surface. Examine ring-gear condition where possible and verify that the starter seats freely. Before tightening, check solenoid and cable clearance. These steps reduce repeat labour in machines where starter access can be difficult and expensive.
Use one confirmed configuration but record consumption by machine model, branch and service urgency. That preserves demand visibility without creating vague Caterpillar starter inventory. Combine the history with replenishment lead time to set branch coverage, then give Elecdura quantities and required dates for a more practical supply proposal.
Look for carton compression near the heavy drive end, then inspect sample units for nose-casting damage, 10T pinion protection, terminal condition and three Ø11.5 holes. Record the lot and photograph any damage before the unit enters workshop stock. This prevents transit issues from appearing later as unexplained fitment complaints.
Describe whether the starter clicks, turns slowly, spins without engagement or remains silent. Add battery load, positive and ground voltage-drop readings and start-signal voltage. Check that the engine and ring gear turn normally. These findings help determine whether a 3E5382 replacement or further machine electrical work is appropriate.
Provide machine and engine serial details, all old-unit references, photographs of the label, nose, flange, pinion and cable side, plus quantity by branch and required date. State packing or mixed-order needs. Elecdura can then return the 3E5382 configuration, MOQ, lead time, warranty and export-shipment basis.
Send 3E5382, Caterpillar machine and 3114 or 3116 engine information, all old starter numbers, nose, flange, 10T pinion and cable-side photographs, quantities by branch and delivery dates. Elecdura will respond with the 12V, 3.0kW, 10T CW configuration, MOQ, lead time and distributor terms.
Mention whether the order supports emergency repairs, routine workshop stock or mixed equipment demand so packing and replenishment terms can be aligned with the service network.