Starter XTLSTR6027
- Voltage
- 12 V
- Power
- 1.7 kW
- Rotation
- CW
- Threaded Mounting Holes
- 0
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Not necessarily. For example, XTLSTR0074 and XTLSTR0089 are both rated at 12V and 1.4 kW with CW rotation, but they have different pinion tooth counts: 11 and 9 respectively. Their threaded mounting-hole counts also differ. Check the drive and mounting specifications alongside the OE Numbers and Equivalent Code before approving a replacement.
Compare Threaded Mounting Holes, hole positions, thread specifications and mounting dimensions. For example, XTLSTR0074 lists three mounting holes, all threaded, while XTLSTR1061 lists three mounting holes with none threaded. The same hole count does not establish the same mounting arrangement; request a drawing where the page does not provide the dimensions you need.
Compare the individual solenoid specifications rather than selecting the first listed item. For example, XTLSTR1063 shows XTLSS835 and XTLSS842. Both related cards list 24V and M12 × 1.75 terminals, but their B+ terminal lengths differ: 37.8 mm and 40 mm. Confirm the original solenoid reference, connection clearance and mounting details before ordering.
The Starter Relay catalogue includes links to starter assemblies. For example, the XTLSR3-428 page lists XTLSTR1061 and XTLSTR3560 under Related Products. The relay itself is listed as 24V with M6 × 1.0 terminals and Universal Product marked “No.” Confirm the relay reference and circuit requirements for the intended application before adding it to the order.
Send the starter and service-part codes as separate line items, with the quantity required for each. For example, if you are reviewing XTLSTR1063 alongside the linked XTLSS835 or XTLSS842, identify which solenoid still needs confirmation. Request separate prices and availability for each code; a Related Products listing does not specify what is included with the starter.
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