S13-556
S13-556
Elecdura
Available for qualified orders
20 pcs
7 - 15 Days
Neutral packaging / private-label review
18 Months
S13-556
Nissan Urvan; 12V, 2.5kW, 9T, 35mm pinion reference
Confirm 9T pinion and 35mm reference, mounting face, drive reach, solenoid position and terminal orientation, 12V, 2.5kW, solenoid position and terminal layout against the removed starter before volume supply.
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S13-556 for Nissan Urvan is presented for wholesale enquiries with the listed 12V, 2.5kW and 9T specification. That precise identity gives commercial buyers a practical starting point for checking fit, availability, packing and delivery without relying on a broad starter-family description.
Regional parts dealer teams handling consolidated shipment should send S13-556, the Nissan Urvan record, required quantity, destination and delivery timing together. Add straight drive-end and terminal-side photographs of the removed starter. Elecdura can then address clear lot-to-lot comparison, repeat-order carton marks and the correct physical configuration in one useful commercial offer.
| Primary order identity | S13-556 |
| Target application | Nissan Urvan |
| Starter design | Hitachi-type replacement |
| System voltage | 12V |
| Rated output | 2.5kW |
| Pinion identification | 9T / 35mm reference |
| OE / reference group | S13-556 |
| Wholesale terms | MOQ 20 pcs / normally 7–15 days after order confirmation |
| Warranty | 18 months under agreed sales terms |
Compare 9T pinion and 35mm reference, mounting face, drive reach, solenoid position and terminal orientation first, then inspect the housing clearance around the drive end. The purpose is to confirm how the unit mounts and engages, not merely whether it resembles another starter in the warehouse.
Electrical identity and mechanical fit must agree. Verify 12V, the 2.5kW rating and terminal layout, then count the 9 pinion teeth. A correct flange with the wrong system voltage, output or cable position is not an acceptable substitute.
A mixed-reference enquiry should show S13-556 and every alternative on separate lines, each tied to its own photo or source. Elecdura can then compare the candidates with the Nissan Urvan requirement without implying that all listed numbers are automatically interchangeable.
For consolidated shipment, keep S13-556, Nissan Urvan, 12V, 2.5kW and 9T on one purchasing record. At goods-in, review old-unit photo linkage before releasing the lot. This gives the regional parts dealer a documented basis for clear lot-to-lot comparison when the next order is raised.
Elecdura works with importers, parts distributors, rebuilders and fleet-service businesses. A typical order starts at 20 pieces and takes 7–15 days after confirmation, with neutral packaging, private-label review and an 18-month warranty available under the final commercial agreement.
Demand from a fleet powertrain store should keep S13-556 tied to Nissan Urvan. For consolidated shipment, the regional parts dealer can use a machine-down contingency stock, keep the flange measurement sheet and review old-unit photo linkage at goods-in. This supports clear lot-to-lot comparison while keeping repeat-order carton marks visible.
The video below introduces Elecdura starter-motor production and electrical testing for B2B supply. Buyers can review factory capability while using the S13-556 application and specification shown above for their own product comparison.
Regional parts dealer teams should tie S13-556 to Nissan Urvan, 12V, 2.5kW, 9T and the removed-unit photographs before requesting price. For consolidated shipment, state quantity, destination and delivery timing, then review old-unit photo linkage. Ask Elecdura to address repeat-order carton marks and clear lot-to-lot comparison in the same quotation.
Load-test the battery, measure voltage drop on positive and ground circuits, inspect cable lugs and confirm the engine turns freely. Check the ring gear and mounting-ground contact as well. These steps help separate a starter concern from weak batteries, high resistance or mechanical drag that can produce similar symptoms. File S13-556 with the old-unit photo linkage check.
Use active Nissan Urvan customers or machines, recent usage, replenishment time and the cost of an emergency shortage. Separate trial pieces from normal branch stock and project demand. A defined reorder point is more reliable than buying a mixed group only when one urgent workshop request appears. Use S13-556 when arranging repeat-order carton marks.
The application gives purchasing and receiving teams context that a reference alone may not provide. Keeping Nissan Urvan, the electrical rating, pinion and confirmed photographs together makes repeat ordering clearer and reduces the chance that a visually related starter from another machine or engine family is substituted. This supports clear lot-to-lot comparison for S13-556.
A sample is useful when the old label is incomplete, the application record is uncertain or several similar housings are in local stock. Confirm the sample against mounting, drive and electrical details before scaling the order. Keep the accepted photographs and measurements for later purchasing and receiving checks. Keep S13-556 traceable through consolidated shipment.
Compare 9T pinion and 35mm reference, mounting face, drive reach, solenoid position and terminal orientation with the removed starter, using a straight flange view and a side view parallel to the shaft. Also inspect the locating surface and drive projection. Matching only paint, motor diameter or one mounting ear can hide a difference that affects installation or pinion engagement. Link S13-556 photographs to the old-unit photo linkage record.
List every complete alternate on a separate RFQ line and state whether it came from a label, invoice or parts record. Compare voltage, output, pinion, mounting and terminals before treating it as interchangeable. If one point remains uncertain, request a separate offer instead of combining the numbers. Carry the S13-556 result into repeat-order carton marks.
Low battery capacity, excessive voltage drop, corroded lugs, weak grounds, undersized cables and mechanical engine drag can all reduce cranking speed. Record loaded battery voltage and cable-drop readings before replacement. This protects the buyer from changing a starter while the original circuit problem remains. Retain S13-556 for clear lot-to-lot comparison and receiving review.
Email info@elecdurauto.com with S13-556, Nissan Urvan details, old-unit photographs, quantity, delivery country and required date. Elecdura will reply with the matching 12V 2.5kW 9T offer, availability, packing, lead time and freight options.