
starter M009T72578,M9T72578,8200977 8201084 FOR Kenworth (2010-2015)
Applicable models:Kenworth (2010-2015),Peterbilt(2015-2015)
Reference part number:M009T72578,M9T72578,8200977 8201084 M009T72578,M9T72578 D611003001,D616002011 8200977.8201084,STD1582NB M009T72578,M9T72578 D611003001,D616002011 8200977 8201084,STD1582NB M009T72578,M9T72578 D611003001,D616002011 8200977.8201084,STD1582NB
| Power horsepower : | 4.3KW |
| Number of feet : | 12T |
| Size : | 24*18*17single unit inner box |
| Weight : | net weight:12.6KG gross weight:13.25KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | starter |
| Specification : | 4.3KW |
| Number of feet : | 12T |
| Brand : | nuojin |
| Number : | M009T72578,M9T72578 |
| Quality : | Remanufacture |
| Delivery time : | 10 day |





Installation Method for 4.3kW Starter Motor - Kenworth (2010-2015) & Peterbilt (2010-2015)
I. Pre-installation Preparation
1. Tools and Auxiliary Materials
2. Accessory and Condition Verification
Confirm starter specifications: 12V, 4.3kW, gear reduction, clockwise rotation, 10-tooth drive gear. Ensure the mounting hole spacing and flange dimensions match the original vehicle, and are compatible with original gaskets/locating sleeves.
Visual inspection: No damage to the solenoid switch, no corrosion/ablation on terminals, smooth telescoping of the drive gear, no deformation of the spline, and no bearing jamming.
Cleaning: Thoroughly clean the engine flywheel housing mounting surface to remove oil, old sealant and rust; ensure the surface is flat and unwarped. Inspect the flywheel ring gear for missing teeth, spalling and excessive wear—replace the ring gear if wear exceeds specifications before installation.
3. Core Safety Operations
II. Removal of the Old Starter Motor (for replacement)
Wiring removal: First disconnect the starter’s BATT/B+ main power cable (thick wire), then the S/IGN control wire (thin wire). For models with an IMS integrated solenoid switch, mark the wire positions on the IMS terminals. Wrap all wire ends with insulation after removal to prevent short circuits.
Bolt removal: Loosen the 2-3 main mounting bolts (mostly M10/M12) with a socket wrench. Loosen first, then remove; loosen diagonally to avoid mounting surface deformation due to uneven stress.
Old starter removal: Slowly remove the old starter from the flywheel housing side. Strictly avoid bumping the drive gear, flywheel ring gear and cylinder block. Recover the original vehicle’s locating pins and adjusting gaskets—do not lose them, and use gaskets of the same specification for the new starter.
Re-inspection: Check the integrity of the mounting holes, flange surface and locating pins of the old starter. Confirm the cause of failure before installing the new starter.
III. Standard Installation Steps for the New Starter Motor
1. Pre-treatment and Pre-lubrication
2. Aligned Assembly (Critical Step)
3. Mounting Bolt Torque Tightening (PACCAR Original Standard)
Main mounting bolts (M10): 40-56N·m
Main mounting bolts (M12): 70-100N·m (universal for mainstream PX-6/ISL models)
After tightening, manually shake the starter body—no looseness or gap indicates compliance.
4. Wiring Connection (Torque + Insulation Dual Standards)
Main power connection (B+/BATT terminal): Slide the thick wire terminal onto the terminal, install a flat washer and a spring washer, and tighten to a torque of 20-30N·m. Ensure a secure connection—poor contact causes weak starting and terminal ablation.
Control wiring connection (S/IGN or IMS terminal): Slide the thin wire terminal onto the terminal and tighten the small nut to a torque of 8-10N·m. Do not over-tighten to prevent small terminal breakage. For models with an IMS switch, connect strictly to the IMS terminal—otherwise the solenoid switch will not engage properly.
Wiring inspection: No entanglement or extrusion of wiring harnesses; keep at a safe distance (≥50mm) from high-temperature components such as exhaust pipes and turbochargers. No exposed metal on terminals—wrap with insulating tape if necessary. Apply a thin coat of dielectric grease to the terminals after tightening for corrosion protection.
5. Auxiliary Component Reinstallation
V. Key Prohibitions and Precautions
References:
I. Core Authoritative Sources (Factory-Level Basis)
1. PACCAR Original Factory Workshop Manual (Official Kenworth/Peterbilt)
PACCAR Vehicle Workshop Manual (Chapters on Starter Removal & Installation and Electrical System Safety)
PACCAR Starter Installation Instructions (Original Factory Accessory Fitting Guide)
Peterbilt/Kenworth 2010–2015 Model Workshop Manual (Electrical System and Starting System Inspection & Maintenance Specifications)
The requirements of disconnecting all negative battery terminals before installation, prohibiting live operation, vehicle securing (parking brake/neutral/P gear/wheel chocks) and safety protection are fully consistent with the original factory safety specifications.
The torque values of main mounting bolts (M10: 40–56N·m; M12: 70–100N·m) and terminal bolts (main terminal: 20–30N·m, control terminal: 8–10N·m) are calibrated original values of PACCAR, with over-tightening and under-tightening strictly prohibited.
The wiring requirements, terminal definitions and anti-miswiring clauses for the IMS integrated solenoid switch are directly quoted from PACCAR Original Factory Starting System Wiring Specifications.
The requirements for flange surface grounding, mounting surface cleaning, prohibition of sealant application, and reuse of locating pins and adjusting gaskets are all mandatory original factory assembly key points.
The post-installation test procedures (no-load/load/continuous starting) and restrictions on starting duration and intervals are strictly in accordance with PACCAR Original Factory Test Standards.

