S13-61A Toyota 2J 10T Starter Motor Wholesale Supply

S13-61A Toyota 2J Starter Motor Sourcing for Industrial Equipment Buyers

Toyota 2J equipment buyers should keep the engine identity and host machine with the S13-61A inquiry. The 10T drive and large three-hole face give the workshop a physical basis for checking a unit that may reach purchasing through several alternative references.

Send the equipment model and serial, engine plate, complete old label and clear images of the pinion, face and terminals. Elecdura can compare the stated configuration and prepare a useful commercial response for service or stock demand.

S13-61A Toyota 2J Starter Motor Specifications for Service Supply

S13-61A 10T starter motor mounting and drive-end dimensions for buyer-side comparison.

The S13-61A drive end uses three Ø11 holes, an Ø92 locating diameter, Ø140 mounting face and 21 mm axial reference. Mounting-angle values are not specified, so buyers should compare a square front photograph and the complete three-hole pattern with the removed Toyota 2J starter.

The 10T module 3.175 pinion and installed terminal side add the electrical and clearance context that the face alone cannot provide. Retaining the engine and equipment details helps future service orders follow the same physical configuration.

S13-61A Starter Motor AZJ3357 Checks for Toyota Equipment Distributors

11131018, 11.130.579, AZJ3357 and S6115 can be provided as cross references, while the Toyota 2J engine and removed starter remain part of the fitment comparison.

• Confirm 12V, 2.5kW, 10 teeth, module 3.175 and CW.

• Measure three Ø11 holes and the Ø92 locator.

• Compare the Ø140 face, 21 mm axial point and terminal position.

Mounting-angle values are not specified, so they should not be guessed.

S13-61A Starter Motor Repeat Supply for Toyota Equipment Workshops

Service distributors can connect the first successful S13-61A installation to the Toyota 2J engine, host equipment and shipment lot, then use the same identity for workshop replenishment. Elecdura can review carton marks, protective packing and delivery intervals.

Provide active equipment counts, recent demand, opening quantity and destination. The video below shows starter assembly and testing for buyers comparing production support before establishing a repeat service line.

The production video helps Toyota equipment-parts buyers assess Elecdura manufacturing and electrical testing before discussing S13-61A stock and reorder plans.

S13-61A Starter Motor Wholesale FAQ

Why should the Toyota 2J host equipment be identified?

The engine name does not show the surrounding frame, cable routing or service reference used by each machine. Provide the equipment make, model and serial with the 2J engine plate and old starter. This helps Elecdura compare the S13-61A configuration with the actual installation and gives the buyer clearer information for workshop use.

What makes the S13-61A face useful for identification?

The combination of three Ø11 mounting holes, Ø92 locator and Ø140 face describes a large drive end that can be measured consistently. Add the 21 mm axial point and 10T pinion. Together, those features give a workshop a stronger identity than comparing only the motor body, solenoid color or one alternative number.

How should AZJ3357 be used with S13-61A?

Keep AZJ3357 or the exact number from the old unit beside S13-61A in the inquiry. Confirm the Toyota 2J application, 12V, 2.5kW, 10T drive and large three-hole face. The alternative number supports purchasing traceability, while direct comparison with the removed starter determines whether the offered unit is suitable.

Why are mounting angles not published for S13-61A?

The available dimensions specify three Ø11 holes, an Ø92 locator, Ø140 mounting face and 21 mm axial point but do not include hole-angle values. Elecdura therefore does not add estimated values. Use a square drive-end photograph and direct measurements to compare the complete face with the old Toyota 2J starter.

How can a workshop plan repeat S13-61A supply?

Count active Toyota 2J machines using the confirmed configuration, review recent failures and decide the service response time the workshop wants to maintain. Share the opening quantity, expected reorder interval and destination with Elecdura. A stable technical identity and demand pattern support clearer packing, production and delivery planning.

What should a workshop retain after fitting S13-61A?

Record the Toyota 2J engine and equipment model, installation date, old and supplied references, cable position and cranking result. Keep the face measurements and carton lot with the repair job. These details give the workshop a dependable reference for the next repair and help Elecdura identify whether a later inquiry is the same 10T large-face configuration.

Which electrical checks are useful when discussing S13-61A?

Share battery voltage before and during cranking, cable and ground condition, solenoid response and whether the pinion engages and releases normally. Combine those findings with the Toyota 2J application and the S13-61A reference. This information helps separate a starter requirement from battery, wiring or ring-gear problems and supports a more useful technical conversation with the buyer.

How should several Toyota 2J equipment types be quoted?

List each host machine, complete S13-61A or cross reference, quantity, destination and required date on its own line. Add the drive-end and terminal views used for comparison. Elecdura can then return pricing and fitment comments for each equipment group, consolidate matching units where appropriate and keep packing marks clear for the receiving workshop.

Request a S13-61A Starter Motor Wholesale Quote

Send S13-61A, 11131018, 11.130.579, AZJ3357 or S6115, the Toyota 2J engine and host equipment details, old-unit views, measured face, quantity and destination. Elecdura will quote the 12V 2.5kW 10T CW starter with the relevant fitment, packing and delivery information.

If several Toyota 2J equipment types are involved, list each host machine and quantity separately so workshop and carton information remain useful after shipment.