Starter Motor for Hyundai Elantra 2014-2020 for Kia Forte 19-21 No.361002E551

SKU: AT-NZ6NGL6JZ
Regular price $120.01
Vehicle fitment & details
  • Vendor HOPESPANNER
  • SKU AT-NZ6NGL6JZ
  • Fits makes
    • Hyundai
    • Kia
  • Fits models
    • Elantra
    • Forte
  • Model years
    • 2014
    • 2015
    • 2016
    • 2017
    • 2018
    • 2019
    • 2020
    • 2021
  • OE numbers
    • 361002E551

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OE Number:
  • 361002E551/50006/8000604
Fitment
  • for Hyundai Elantra 2014-2015 L4 1.8L (From 11/22/2013)
  • for Hyundai Elantra 2016
  • for Hyundai Elantra 2017-2020 L4 2.0L
  • for Kia Forte 2019-2021 L4 2.0L
  • For Hyundai Elantra Fit Mfd in USA
Specification
  • Power Rating: 1.2 KW
  • Volts: 12V
  • Number of Teeth: 13
  • Rotation: CW (Clockwise)
  • This is a non-OEM product, accessory only!
Feature
  • Used to crank an internal combustion engine (ICE) to start it(By battery power to start the engine).
  • The Starter Motor shall engages with engine's flywheel when you turn ignition key or press start button, let the engine spins till it starts running on its own.
  • If the car doesn't start but the battery is good, the starter motor could be the problem.
  • With galvanized and no spotting electromagnetic switch, copper and graphite powder on brush hood, aim for good electric conductivity superior anti-resistance
Signal to Replace Starter Motor
  • Clicking Sound – Often indicates a weak battery or faulty solenoid
  • Grinding Noise – Worn-out pinion gear or flywheel teeth
  • Slow Cranking – May indicate dying battery, corroded connections, or a failing starter
  • No Response – Complete starter failure, bad ignition switch, or wiring issue.
Installation
  • 1. Disconnect battery, locate the Starter Motor(near the engine block), jack up the car.
  • 2. Remove Electrical Connections like main power cable, the smaller control wire, remove mounting bolts and support the starter after last bolts comes out.
  • 3. Position the new starter, hand-tighten the mounting bolts, then torque them with 30-40 ft-lbs, reconnect the electrical wire (power cable first, then solenoid wire).
  • 4. Reconnect the Battery, Test the Starter.