TERREPOWER formerly BBB Industries Starter P/N:17747
Remy 17747 starter for the 2000-2001 Nissan Altima 4-cylinder 2.4L cranks the engine so it can start. This remanufactured starter motor is designed for dependability throughout the vehicle's service life.
A slow crank, a single click or no sound at all when you turn the key can mean the starter has worn out, but other faults produce those symptoms too. Before you replace the starter, rule out a weak battery, corroded or loose battery cables and a poor ground connection. The engine takes a single starter.
This is a starter for the 2000-2001 Nissan Altima 4-cylinder 2.4L (L4-2.4L), sold as one unit.
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Interchange: 23300-9E011 · 23300-9E012
M0T86685 · M0T86685ZC · M0T90685 · M0T90685ZC
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is this a car starter for the 2000-2001 Nissan Altima 4-cylinder 2.4L?
Yes. Remy 17747 fits the 2000-2001 Nissan Altima 4-cylinder 2.4L (L4-2.4L), and that engine takes one starter.
Does the Remy 17747 starter turn clockwise?
Yes. Remy 17747 has a clockwise (right) rotation direction, runs on 12 volts DC and carries a 1.4 kW power rating.
What motor design does this gear reduction starter use?
This starter uses a permanent magnet gear reduction design with a closed nose cone and 11 teeth.
How can I tell a failing starter from a weak battery?
A slow crank, one click or silence at the key can come from the starter or from a weak battery or loose cable. Look over the battery terminals with the engine off, and have a shop test the starting system.
Does Remy 17747 replace number 23300-9E011?
Yes. 23300-9E011 is one of the interchange numbers for Remy 17747, along with 23300-9E012 and the M0T86685 and M0T90685 numbers.
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