8200138 Mercedes-Benz Starter Motor 24V 6.0kW 11T

8200138 Heavy-Duty Starter Motor for BENZ

For sourcing managers opening a first trade order, 8200138 supports commercial and off-highway replacement programs for BENZ. This heavy-duty starter motor is defined by its 24V electrical system, 6.0kW output and 11T pinion, giving distributors a practical basis for quotation and stock matching.

For wholesale program managers confirming an incoming batch, the goal is a repeatable supply line: one agreed product identity, one packaging definition and one set of incoming checks. This is useful for importers building category coverage as well as fleet suppliers replenishing an existing starter reference.

8200138 Starter Motor Specifications and Technical Drawing

For equipment-parts dealers preparing an OE-based quote, because no dimensional drawing is available for this version, the approved product views, full reference and 24V 6.0kW 11T specification should be compared with the starter being replaced. Customer measurements can then complete the fitment review without introducing unverified dimensions.

For purchasing teams separating similar housings, A dimensional drawing was not supplied for 8200138. For a fitment enquiry, provide straight-on images of the mounting face and drive end plus the locating diameter, hole spacing, pinion projection and terminal direction measured from the starter being replaced.

8200138 Aftermarket Replacement and Application

For replacement-parts sellers checking version-defining data, match 8200138 to BENZ and keep the related numbers 8200138, A0061516701 on the same enquiry. If the old unit carries another suffix, flange, drive or terminal arrangement, quote it separately until the physical version is confirmed.

For service-parts networks confirming electrical ratings, start with the complete reference and application, then compare the 11T drive, flange shape and terminal orientation. A physical difference should be resolved before volume pricing is accepted.

8200138 Wholesale Supply for Distributors and Importers

For importers setting packaging requirements, distributor supply for 8200138 can include neutral packaging, customer-brand review and order-specific labels. Current commercial guidance is 20 pcs MOQ, 7–15 days subject to confirmation and an 18-month warranty under agreed terms.

For inventory buyers updating a customer item master, 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.

8200138 Starter Motor Buyer FAQ

What must be matched before quoting 6.0kW output on BENZ before a purchase order is released?

For fleet-parts buyers confirming electrical ratings, the 6.0kW rating belongs to the 8200138 configuration used for BENZ. Verify the old-unit rating and investigate battery voltage, cable drop and engine turning resistance before choosing another output. A higher or lower kW figure is not an automatic upgrade; it can indicate a separate starter design with different electrical and mechanical requirements.

How can an importer validate 8200138 stock identification for warehouse identification?

For aftermarket wholesalers setting packaging requirements, label the storage location with 8200138, 24V, 6.0kW and 11T, and keep a verified drive-end and rear-view image with the item master. Do not combine similar-looking Mercedes-Benz units when a module, mounting reference or terminal orientation differs. Clear version separation supports faster picking and reduces returns caused by near-match stock.

Which specification deserves priority for 8200138 inside a mixed starter shipment before accepting a substitute?

For sourcing managers updating a customer item master, give each carton line its own reference, 24V, 6.0kW and 11T marking. The packing list should preserve those same fields. Receiving can then compare labels and drive-end appearance without opening every carton, while any mixed or unclear unit is isolated for review.

How can an importer validate mounting face, locating shoulder and bolt positions before a purchase order is released?

For application specialists checking application evidence, no dimensional drawing is supplied, so measure the old unit's mounting face, locating shoulder and bolt positions. Take each measurement from the same face shown or described, then compare the locating shoulder, bolt pattern and drive-end projection as one set. A single matching diameter is not enough if the hole pattern or axial reach places the pinion differently.

Which specification deserves priority for 24V system compatibility for a first commercial order?

For replacement-parts sellers preparing an OE-based quote, 8200138 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 ahead of the order. A housing can look correct while the winding and solenoid are designed for another voltage, so appearance must not override the electrical label.

How can a buyer screen 8200138 replenishment before comparing delivery options?

For warehouse planners requesting production pricing, keep 8200138, 24V, 6.0kW, 11T, the application description and the agreed packaging on the same replenishment line. Add dated photos when the equipment fleet changes or a different removed unit appears. This gives purchasing and warehouse teams enough detail to avoid silently merging a new version into established stock.

Which specification deserves priority for BENZ previously replaced starter before comparing delivery options?

For importers evaluating a direct replacement, ask whether the starter removed from BENZ 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 8200138, 24V, 6.0kW and 11T before turning that history into a bulk stocking decision.

How should a distributor confirm 8200138 side-profile photograph when preparing a service question?

For product managers reviewing drive-end geometry, the side profile of 8200138 shows body length, solenoid placement and the relationship between flange and drive. Compare it with a square side view of the removed starter, then use measured axial references where available. This angle helps reveal a housing or projection difference that a front-only photograph can miss.

Request a Wholesale Quote for 8200138 Heavy-Duty Starter Motor

For fleet-parts buyers reviewing customer demand, request pricing for 8200138 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.