Starter Motor 12V 10Th CW Mitsubishi Style
Features:
- Quality Replacement Starter Motors And Alternators, Oex For The Australian Automotive Aftermarket.
- Oex Stands For Original Equipment Xchange, A Brand That Initially Produced Japanese Starter Motors And Alternators.
- Oex Starter Motors And Alternators Are Supported With A Three-year Or 75,000-kilometre Warranty On All New Units
- 2-year, 50,000 Kilometre Warranty On All Re-manufactured Units When Used In Passenger Vehicle Applications.
- OEX Represents Premium Quality At A Competitive Price
Specifications:
- 3yr Passenger 1yr Commercial
- Flange Diameter 58mm
- Mount Centres A 73mm
- Mount Hole Diameter 10
- Number Of Teeth 10
- Overall Length 224mm
- Pinion At Rest 9mm
- Pinion Diameter 28mm
- Power Rating 1.4kw
- Rotation CW
- Suits Unit Makes Mitsubishi
- Voltage 12
- New / Reman.new
- Starter Mount Type Pad
- Wet / Dry Clutch Dry
- Weight 3.12kg
Legendary Products & Support From Authorized Dealer
You’ve decided to buy OEX. That means quality and performance are important to you, so who you buy your new OEX gear from is just as important. Here are a few reasons to purchase from an authorized dealer here is why.
Proper Training: Only authorized OEX dealers are factory-trained to sell and install our products. They know our products and your vehicle to ensure that your new purchase exceeds your expectations!
Authorized Warranty: OEX provides one of the best warranties in the business. Only customers purchasing through authorized dealers receive this comprehensive company warranty. Don’t be fooled by others who promise a full warranty, because it’s simply not true.
Support: If you have an issue, you are covered by OEX Australia’s manufacturer’s warranty and all you need to do is send it back in direct to get any warranty issues sorted, not post it back overseas. It’s all done right here.
Protect Your Investment: Protect yourself and your investment by making sure you buy your OEX product from us, an online dealer who is part of the OEX family. Ask yourself, is it worth saving a few dollars to not be covered?!
