S515-18-400
S515-18-400 / S515-18-400C / M002T57671 / M002T57671A / M002T57672
Elecdura
Available for qualified orders
20 pcs
7 - 15 Days
Neutral packaging / private-label review
18 Months
S515-18-400 / S515-18-400C / M002T57671 / M002T57671A / M002T57672
Mazda T3500 3.5L commercial trucks and related applications using the S515-18-400 starter family
Confirm 12V, 2.5kW, 12T, CCW, 3 × Ø13.5 mounting holes, Ø100 drive-end locating reference, 18 mm and 46 mm axial references, mounting orientation and terminal layout against the removed starter before volume supply.
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T-series truck inquiries may arrive with a Mazda number, a Mitsubishi starter mark or only the T3500 model. The S515-18-400 offer is the specified 12-tooth, counterclockwise unit, so buyers should not accept a product selected only from the M2T57671 body shape.
This approach gives commercial-vehicle distributors a clearly identified unit while retaining the useful Mazda and Mitsubishi reference history.
| Primary OE reference | S515-18-400 |
| Target application | Mazda T3500 3.5L commercial trucks and related applications using the S515-18-400 starter family |
| Voltage and output | 12V / 2.5kW |
| Pinion, module and rotation | 12 teeth / module 2.54 / CCW |
| Mounting-hole reference | 3 × Ø13.5 mounting holes; triangular flange orientation |
| Drive-end reference | Ø100 drive-end locating reference; 18 mm and 46 mm axial references; Ø145 mounting-face reference |
| OE and cross-reference group | S515-18-400 / S515-18-400C / M002T57671 / M002T57671A / M002T57672 |
| Wholesale terms | MOQ 20 pcs / normally 7–15 days after order confirmation |
| Warranty | 18 months under agreed sales terms |
The S515-18-400 mounting flange uses three Ø13.5 holes on an Ø145 face reference, with an Ø100 drive-end locator and 18 mm and 46 mm axial references. Those points help a truck rebuilder compare the drive-end casting even when the replacement motor body looks familiar.
Confirm the 12-tooth pinion and counterclockwise rotation with the same removed unit. A square face photograph, side measurement and terminal view give purchasing and workshop teams a consistent reference for repeat Mazda T3500 orders.
Common purchasing leads include S515-18-400, S515-18-400C, M002T57671, M002T57671A and M002T57672. Some market offers group several tooth counts under the same replacement family, so the specified 12T drive must remain visible on the inquiry and purchase order.
Use the T3500 3.5L application, 12V 2.5kW rating, CCW rotation and three Ø13.5 holes together. If an old unit shows another pinion or output, photograph it and request a separate quotation rather than changing this product identity.
Truck rebuilders can use one identified T3500 unit to confirm the flange, drive position, terminal reach and cranking behavior before ordering workshop stock. Elecdura can provide neutral packing and review private-label cartons, barcodes and destination marks for established distributor programs.
The video presents Elecdura starter assembly and electrical testing. Send the T3500 details, complete old number, pinion and flange photographs, quantity and delivery market for a precise commercial response.
M2T57671 replacement offers can be marketed across more than one pinion version. The product specified here uses 12 teeth and module 2.54. Clean and count the old pinion, compare its resting position and retain a photograph with the truck details. This prevents a visually similar unit with a different tooth count entering the same rebuild order.
Use the drive-end viewing convention and compare the old label or trusted service information with the required CCW specification. Do not infer rotation from the solenoid location. During the first installation, listen for clean engagement and release. If the old unit indicates the opposite rotation, stop and submit it as another product request.
Check three Ø13.5 mounting holes, the Ø145 face, Ø100 locating reference and the 18 mm and 46 mm axial points. Measure the removed starter rather than scaling a photograph. The combined flange and drive-depth checks are more useful than overall motor length when a rebuilder is separating neighboring Mazda T-series configurations.
Provide the truck model, year or chassis details, 3.5L engine information and every character on the old label. Add straight photographs of the pinion, flange, side profile and terminals. These details let Elecdura compare the specified 12V 2.5kW 12T CCW unit with the actual commercial truck before quoting volume.
Ensure the Ø100 locating surface seats without force, all three bolts align and cables reach the correct terminals. Confirm the 12-tooth pinion engages and releases normally, then note cranking voltage and sound. Save the truck identity and installation photographs so later S515-18-400 deliveries can be checked against the same practical points.
Create separate lines by complete OE, tooth count, output and mounting measurements instead of grouping every unit under M2T57671. Mark this line as S515-18-400, 12T, 2.5kW and CCW. Keeping a face photograph and old label with each workshop bin reduces selection mistakes during busy engine or vehicle rebuilds.
Confirm that the pinion and nose are protected from impact, terminals have caps and the starter cannot move inside the carton. Sample cartons across the shipment and count 12 teeth before release. A damaged drive or bent terminal can create installation problems even when the correct OE and flange were supplied.
Send the complete Mazda or Mitsubishi number, T3500 and engine details, old-unit photographs, confirmed 12T pinion, quantity, destination, required date and packaging preference. Elecdura can then state the 12V 2.5kW CCW configuration, MOQ, normal lead time, warranty and any private-label requirements without blending another T-series version.
Send S515-18-400 or the full Mitsubishi reference, Mazda T3500 3.5L details, old-unit label, pinion, flange and terminal photographs, quantity, destination and packing request. Elecdura will quote the 12V 2.5kW 12T CCW starter with practical supply terms.
Where a fleet contains T-series trucks with different pinion counts, list each old-unit number and quantity separately so the warehouse receives clearly identified cartons.