Remy Starter P/N:99416
Remy 16828 starter for the 1982-1987 Toyota Land Cruiser 6-cylinder 4.2L and the 1988-1992 Land Cruiser 6-cylinder 4.0L spins the engine over so it can start. This is a remanufactured starter motor.
Slow cranking, a click with no start or silence at the key can be signs of a worn starter. Before you replace the starter, rule out a weak battery, loose or corroded battery cables and a faulty ignition switch, since each can cause similar symptoms.
This starter fits the 1982-1987 Toyota Land Cruiser 6-cylinder 4.2L and the 1988-1992 Land Cruiser 6-cylinder 4.0L. The 1982-1987 Toyota Land Cruiser 6-cylinder 4.2L takes one starter, and so does the 1988-1992 Land Cruiser 6-cylinder 4.0L.
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Interchange: 028000-8220 · 028000-8221 · 28100-60070
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Does the Remy 16828 starter fit the 1982-1987 Toyota Land Cruiser 6-cylinder 4.2L?
Yes. Remy 16828 fits the 1982-1987 Toyota Land Cruiser 6-cylinder 4.2L and the 1988-1992 Land Cruiser 6-cylinder 4.0L, with a quantity of one per vehicle.
What voltage and rotation direction does the Remy 16828 starter have?
Remy 16828 is a 12 volt DC starter that turns clockwise (right). Its power rating is 1.0 kW.
What design is the Remy 16828 remanufactured starter?
It is an offset gear reduction starter with an open nose cone and a tooth quantity of 9.
What signs can point to a failing starter?
Slow cranking, a click with no start or silence when you turn the key can be signs of a worn starter. Testing it on the vehicle is best left to a shop.
Is 28100-60070 an interchange number for the Remy 16828?
Yes. 28100-60070 is one of the numbers Remy 16828 replaces, along with 028000-8220 and 028000-8221.
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