Description:

Brand New and Warranty offered

Unit Type :Starter

Voltage: 12

Rotation : CCW

Teeth: 10

Starter Type : PMDD

Brief : MERCURY MARINE

Part Number:

API MARINE:    MOT3000

ARCO MARINE:    5367

ARROWHEAD:    SAB0053

CARGO:    112247

J & N:    410-21024

LESTER:    5724

MERCURY MARINE:    50-893889T, 50-8M0033984, 50-90983A, 50-90983A1, 50-90983T1

SIERRA MARINE:    18-5611, 18-5639

UNITED TECH:    5216040-M025SM, 5216040-M030SM, SM20521, SM52160

WAI:    96092

Fitment:

MAKE                    TYPE                       MODEL      YEAR       ENGINE
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EH    1992    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EH    1993    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EH    1994    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EH    1995    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EH    1996    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EH    1997    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EH    1998    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EH    1999    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EH    2000    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EH    2001    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EL    1992    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EL    1993    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EL    1994    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EL    1995    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EL    1996    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EL    1997    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EL    1998    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EL    1999    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EL    2000    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15EL    2001    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15ELH    1992    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15ELH    1993    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15ELH    1994    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15ELH    1995    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15ELH    1996    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15ELH    1997    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15ELH    1998    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15ELH    1999    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15ELH    2000    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    15ELH    2001    16.0ci - 15 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20E    1984    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20E    1985    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20E    1986    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20E    1987    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EH    1988    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EH    1997    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EH    1998    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1984    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1985    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1986    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1987    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1988    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1989    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1990    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1991    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1992    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1993    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1994    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1995    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1996    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1997    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    20EL    1998    24.4ci - 20 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    1985    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    1986    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    1987    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    1988    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    1989    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    1992    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    1993    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    1994    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    1995    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    1996    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    1997    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    1998    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    1999    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    2000    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25E    2001    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25EH    1992    24.4ci - 25 HP
MARINER    Engines - Marine Outboard    25EH    1993    24.4ci - 25 HP

Starter (engine):

A starter (also self-starter, cranking motor, or starter motor) is a device used to rotate (crank) an internal-combustion engine so as to initiate the engine's operation under its own power. Starters can be electric, pneumatic, or hydraulic. In the case of very large engines, the starter can even be another internal-combustion engine.

Starter Daily Inspection And Maintenance Tips:

Starter Installation:
Clean the armature and external drive mechanism with gasoline first. After cleaning, check whether the drive is flexible; when installing, apply graphite grease between the friction plates of the friction clutch, and apply organic oil to the threaded filament part; the starter is installed on the engine, and the distance between the end face of the driving gear and the plane of the flywheel is 3 5 mm is appropriate to ensure that the gears mesh correctly.

Starter Fault Check:
The starter often has failures and phenomena that cannot rotate or rotate slowly. In this case, check the following aspects:
1. The battery has no electricity or the electricity is weak, so the starter cannot rotate or rotate slowly.
2. The starter thread is loose or off, and the switch or adsorption switch fails.
3. The brush is worn out or the brush surface is not correct, and the spring is weak, resulting in poor contact of the rectifier.
4. Excitation coil or armature coil is short-circuited or disconnected.
5. The rectifier is fouled and the mica sheet is protruding, causing poor contact between the brush and the rectifier.

Starter Maintenance:
In the process of starting the engine, the starter must draw in 344~400Ah from the battery. Therefore, in order to prevent the battery from over-current or damage, the starting time should not exceed 5s. In winter, it is easy to start difficult to start. Multiple starting times should not be too long, and appropriate intervals should be left in each starting.

Frequently Asked Questions:

(1)What causes a starter to go bad?
CAUSES OF FAULTY STARTERS: CAUSE OF FAILURE
Electrical connections faulty. Solenoid switch (engaging relay) stiff or faulty. Electric motor damaged electrically. Single-pinion gear, starter pinion or freewheel damaged.

(2)What can kill a starter?
As said, the starter will be damaged if you hold it in the start position for a long time and it overheats. As said, the starter will be damaged if you hold it in the start position for a long time and it overheats. Particularly if the voltage is low enough that the starter motor is not turning.

(3)How long will a bad starter last?
On average, a starter motor lasts for 100,000-150,000 miles. In many cars, the starter motor lasts for the lifetime of the vehicle; however in some cars, it can fail prematurely.

(4)Will hitting a starter make it work?
Tapping on the starter usually doesn't make the starter work if the solenoid is bad (think Nippondenso). OTOH, a starter with a bad armature segment responds well to tapping or banging with a hammer. ... If the starter is bad, then sometimes banging on it can persuade it to work.

(5)Will a bad starter drain your battery?
A 'bad' starter wont drain the battery while it is not being used to start the car, if that is what you mean. If the starter has a damaged commutator, it will not run at full power and so could mean that you have to turn the engine over longer to get the engine to start which will use more energy from the battery.

(6)Does cold weather affect starter?
Cold weather usually thickens the engine oil. Therefore, the starters require more power to start the engine. This brings in more load onto the battery affecting it severely. During winters, the battery produces less electrons as compared to warmer days.

(7).I have to change the starter fairly often in my car. What could be causing this?
A leak of some sort could be fouling the starter if fluid is dripping on it. If that's the case,

replacing the starter doesn't fix the leak so it's only a matter of time before the new starter fails.