488-2807 Caterpillar C6.6 24V 7.5kW 10T Starter Motor Wholesale

488-2807 Caterpillar C6.6 Starter Motor for Equipment Dealers

Caterpillar parts buyers can begin with 488-2807, then add the C6.6 engine, machine model and serial number. This gives the response enough context for product matching, planned maintenance stock and urgent construction-site demand.

The same Cat part number may be discussed across several machine listings, but the unit still needs a physical match. Verify 24V, 7.5kW, the 10T module-3.175 drive, three Ø13 holes and the connector or terminal layout on the removed starter.

488-2807 24V 7.5kW Starter Motor Technical Details

This Caterpillar starter is defined as 24V, 7.5kW, 10T, module 3.175 and clockwise rotation. Keeping the Cat number and full rating together helps equipment dealers avoid a same-shape starter with another output or drive.

488-2807 Caterpillar C6.6 Starter Motor Dimensions for Dealers — compare the drawing with the removed starter before placing a volume order.

Measure the three Ø13 holes around the Ø146 face, compare the Ø96 locating diameter and check the 47 mm and 18 mm side references. Include a square front image and a connector-side image with the machine enquiry.

488-2807 Caterpillar Part and Mounting-Face Checks

488-2807 is the main Caterpillar part number, supported by 438000-4441, S6440S and UD19271S. Use the complete Cat number on the quotation and bin label, then retain the C6.6 and machine serial details for repeat orders.

Construction fleets often share parts across branches, yet machines can differ by build and installation. Keep quantities by machine or serial group until the removed starters show the same three-ear flange, 10T drive and terminal side.

488-2807 Starter Supply Support for Construction Fleets

Sample the first shipment for tooth count, mounting-face damage, locating surfaces and connector condition. Cartons should identify 488-2807 and protect the drive end so a unit can move from central stock to a field branch without hidden impact damage.

The video below shows Elecdura starter assembly and electrical testing for B2B orders. Caterpillar dealers can use it when defining sample inspection, carton labels, branch delivery splits and lead-time expectations for 488-2807.

488-2807 Starter Motor FAQs for B2B Buyers

Which Caterpillar details should be sent with a 488-2807 request?

Provide the C6.6 engine information, machine model and serial number, plus the complete 488-2807 marking and removed-starter photographs. Caterpillar equipment can vary by build, so machine-level data gives the quotation practical context. It also helps the buyer retain a clear history for branch transfers and later replenishment of the same three-ear starter.

How should 488-2807 and 438000-4441 be used?

Use 488-2807 as the primary Caterpillar part number and 438000-4441, S6440S or UD19271S as supporting references. Keep C6.6, 24V 7.5kW and 10T on the same line. Reference agreement helps search, while the three-hole flange, locating face and connector side confirm the physical product for the buyer.

What mounting dimensions define the 488-2807 starter?

Check three Ø13 mounting holes around the Ø146 face, the Ø96 locating diameter and the 47 mm and 18 mm side positions. Photograph the flange parallel to the camera and include a connector-side view. These images make the three-ear Denso-style drive end easier to compare before the unit reaches a construction site.

Why should 24V 7.5kW and 10T stay together for 488-2807?

The voltage and output describe the electrical platform, while the 10T module-3.175 pinion defines the gear interface. Keep all values with clockwise rotation and the Caterpillar number on quotations and labels. A unit with the same outline but another output or tooth form should not be treated as a direct substitute.

How can a Caterpillar dealer plan 488-2807 branch stock?

Track demand by machine model, serial group and branch, then set emergency and normal replenishment quantities separately. Label stock with 488-2807, C6.6, 24V 7.5kW and 10T. This gives a central warehouse enough detail for fast dispatch while preventing another Cat starter from being issued under a general construction-equipment description.

What should receiving inspect on the first 488-2807 delivery?

Count ten teeth, inspect the three mounting ears and Ø96 locating surface, and compare connector or terminal positions with the confirmed photographs. Sample more than one carton and note any transport damage. Saving the images and electrical-test details by lot gives Caterpillar branches and after-sales staff a consistent reference for repeat shipments.

What packing is appropriate for field delivery of 488-2807?

Support the body and drive end with shaped material, isolate the pinion and connectors, and prevent the three-ear flange from contacting staples or carton edges. The unit should not move when handled. A clear 488-2807 and machine-group label helps field receiving identify the part before a technician opens the box.

What should a dealer email for 488-2807 wholesale terms?

Send the Caterpillar C6.6 engine, machine model and serial number, complete 488-2807 or 438000-4441 reference, flange, pinion and connector photographs, quantity, required date and destination. Elecdura can compare the 24V 7.5kW 10T starter and reply with matching feedback, wholesale pricing, packing details and delivery options.

Email Elecdura for 488-2807 Caterpillar Wholesale Terms

Send the Caterpillar C6.6 engine, machine model and serial number, complete 488-2807 or Denso reference, clear flange, pinion and connector photographs, quantity and destination to info@elecdurauto.com. Elecdura will compare the three-ear starter and reply with wholesale pricing, packing and lead time.