Pioneer Automotive Industries FRG-130T starter ring gear for the 1967-1978 Dodge Charger and other vehicles carries the teeth that the starter motor engages to crank the engine over and start it.
- Teeth engage the starter motor so the engine cranks over and starts
- Replaces a ring gear whose teeth have worn or broken after years of starter engagement
- Designed to fit and function the same as the original part, for durability and long life
- Fits cars with an automatic or a manual transmission
Years of starter engagement wear the teeth. Worn or broken teeth can show up as a starter that whirs without turning the engine, or one that grinds when you start it. These signs alone do not prove the ring gear is at fault, since a weak starter motor can produce a similar complaint.
It also fits the 1987-1993 Dodge Dakota 3.9L and the 1957-1976 Chrysler Town & Country, among many other vehicles.
Specifications
- Quantity per vehicle: 1
- Transmission: automatic or manual
- Country of origin: China
In the box
This listing holds one starter ring gear, and a vehicle needs one.
Interchange: 130T · XG18 · CC130T · 1941648 · 2402216 · 4402 · 6003041 · RG18 · 416102
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
130T, XG18, CC130T, 1941648, 2402216, 4402, 6003041, RG18, 416102
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Pioneer FRG-130T starter ring gear fit a 1967-1978 Dodge Charger?
Yes, the Pioneer Automotive Industries FRG-130T fits the 1967-1978 Dodge Charger and the 1957-1976 Chrysler Town & Country. If your car is not one of these, look it up in the "Vehicles it fits" section before ordering.
Is the FRG-130T starter ring gear for automatic or manual transmissions?
It fits both, depending on the car. The Pioneer FRG-130T is listed for the 1987-1993 Dodge Dakota 3.9L with a manual transmission, for example.
How can I tell if my starter ring gear teeth are worn or broken?
Worn or broken teeth can show as a starter that struggles to turn the engine. Chipped teeth can be seen during starter or transmission service, when the flywheel or flexplate is exposed.
Is 4402 or XG18 the same as the FRG-130T ring gear?
Yes, 4402 and XG18 are both interchange numbers this Pioneer ring gear replaces. The rest of the cross-reference numbers are listed at the bottom of the description.
Where is the Pioneer FRG-130T starter ring gear made?
The country of origin for this starter ring gear is China.
