Description

STG91837 STARTER 165-4619 0R7757 for Caterpillar parts 140H 143H 160H 163H 814F 815F 816F 966H

Key Specifications:

• Item Description: Starter
• Unit Type: Delco 42MT DD
• Voltage: 24V
• Power: 8.0 kW
• Rotation: Clockwise (CW)
• Teeth: 13T
• Condition: 100% New

Applications:

This starter is compatible with the following Caterpillar equipment:

• 140H
• 143H
• 160H
• 163H
• 814F
• 815F
• 816F
• 966H

Cross-Referenced Part Numbers:

Caterpillar:

• 0R7757, 0R6657, 165-4619, 174-0620, 217-5214, 251-7593, 10R8909, Y10E06, 290-6527

Delco:

• 10461026, 10461137, 10479253, 1113940, 1113941, 1113985, 1113988, 1114785, 1114865, 1114921, 1114926, 12309841, 1990435, 1993786, 1993923, 40461137

Lester:

• 6381

Product Features and Selling Points:

1. High Performance:
   • Delivers 8.0 kW of power at 24 volts, ensuring reliable starting for Caterpillar equipment.
2. Durable Construction:
   • Built with high-quality materials to withstand harsh conditions and provide long-lasting performance.
3. Precision Engineering:
   • Features a 13-tooth gear and clockwise rotation (CW), designed for seamless integration with compatible engines.
4. Wide Compatibility:
   • Compatible with Caterpillar 140H, 143H, 160H, 163H, 814F, 815F, 816F, and 966H models, as well as cross-referenced with reputable brands like Delco, ensuring reliability and quality.
5. Trusted Brands:
   • Cross-referenced with reputable brands like Delco, ensuring reliability and quality.

Symptoms of a Faulty Starter:

1. Engine Not Cranking: When you turn the key, nothing happens.
2. Clicking Sound: A repeated clicking sound without the engine turning over.
3. Intermittent Starting: The engine starts sometimes but fails at other times.
4. Battery Issues: A fully charged battery that doesn’t engage the starter motor.

Installation Tips:

1. Disconnect the Battery: Always disconnect the negative terminal of the battery before starting the installation.
2. Locate the Starter: The starter is typically mounted on the engine block.
3. Remove the Old Starter: Disconnect the wiring and mounting bolts, then remove the faulty starter.
4. Install the New Starter: Connect the wiring and secure the new starter in place.
5. Reconnect the Battery: Reconnect the battery and test the starter to ensure proper operation.