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  • 2330006J03 Nissan MOTOR ASSY-STARTER

2330006J03 Nissan MOTOR ASSY-STARTER, Price: 622.85$, Weight: 6.348kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Nissan

    2330006J03

    MOTOR ASSY-STARTER

    		 8

    6.348

     Dispatch 24h

    622.85$
     

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    DENKI
    2330006J03 
    STARTER, 12V 2.2KW 11T, NISSAN
    		14
    7.3
    4-5
    122.19$
     
    Nissan
    2330006J03 
    MOTOR ASSY-STARTER
    		8
    7.3
    2-3
    519.04$
     

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    TOWAI
    017041 
    STARTER ASSY 12V 2.5K
    		0
    21.092
    4-5
    123.53$
    		 Not Available

    Compatibility

    Body StyleEngineFrameVehicle GradeMarketModelModel Year FromDiagram
    MINITB45EDVW41SXJapanW4107.2012 View
    Body StyleEngineVehicle GradeMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToDiagram
    WAGONTD42SLXEurope (RHD)Y6010.199208.1995 View
    Body StyleEngineFrameVehicle GradeMarketModelModel Year FromDiagram
    WAGONTD42TWRGY61GRJapanY6110.1997 View
    Body StyleEngineVehicle GradeMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToDiagram
    PICKUPTD42TISTDAustralia (RHD)TY6112.200208.2007 View

    Starter Motor Assembly for Nissan Vehicles ⚙️

    This component is essential for getting your engine to crank and fire up. When you turn the key or press the start button, it delivers a strong electric spin to the engine’s flywheel so combustion can begin. Without a healthy unit, even a perfect battery and fuel system won’t get the vehicle moving.

    How It Works

    Power flows from the battery to the solenoid, which pushes the drive gear outward to mesh with the flywheel ring gear. At the same time, the internal motor turns with high torque, rotating the crankshaft until the engine starts. Once running, the gear retracts to prevent over-speed damage.

    Why Replacement Matters

    A worn unit can cause slow cranking, clicking, or intermittent starting—often worse when hot. Replacing it restores reliable starts, protects the flywheel teeth, and reduces strain on the battery and cables.

    If It’s Broken

    • No-crank or single-click condition
    • Grinding noise (gear/flywheel damage risk)
    • Repeated jump-start needs despite a good battery
    • Overheating cables from excessive current draw

    Compatibility

    • Civilian
    • Safari
    • Safari Pick Up
    • Patrol