Remy Starter P/N:17310

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$249.99
WARNING:California Proposition 65
MPN: 17310
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Remy Starter P/N:17310
Remy Starter P/N:17310
$249.99

Turn the key and get your Jaguar spinning over again with the Remy Starter 17310, a direct-fit replacement for the 1995-1997 Jaguar XJR. The starter is the electric motor that engages the engine's flywheel/flexplate ring gear and cranks the engine so it can fire and run — when it wears out, the engine won't reliably turn over on the key.

  • Core job: spins the engine's ring gear to crank the motor for starting.
  • Direct-fit application: a replacement for the listed 1995-1997 Jaguar XJR.
  • Signs this part may need replacing: a single click or repeated clicking on the key, slow/lazy cranking, or an intermittent no-crank — provided the battery, cables, and starter circuit have been checked first.

If a failed starter is the confirmed cause of your no-start, this unit replaces it. Diagnose the battery, connections, and ground before condemning the starter, since those can produce the same symptoms.

Interchange: 0-001-110-111 · 0001110111 · DBC-6923E · DBC6923E · DBC-6923N · DBC6923N · Manufacturer part number 17310.

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

0-001-110-111, DBC-6923E, DBC-6923N

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicle does the Remy 17310 starter fit?

It is a direct-fit replacement for the 1995-1997 Jaguar XJR. Always confirm fitment for your specific vehicle before ordering.

What does a starter do?

It is the electric motor that engages the engine's flywheel/flexplate ring gear and cranks the engine so it can start and run.

What numbers does this starter interchange with?

It cross-references 0-001-110-111 (0001110111), DBC-6923E (DBC6923E), and DBC-6923N (DBC6923N). Its manufacturer part number is 17310.

How do I know if my starter is failing?

Common signs include a click or repeated clicking on the key, slow cranking, or an intermittent no-crank — after the battery, cables, and grounds have been ruled out.

Will this fix my no-start?

If a failed starter is the confirmed cause, this unit replaces it. A weak battery, poor connections, or a bad ground can cause the same symptoms, so diagnose the circuit first.