MT372 STARTER
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Kernopelli
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- Mitsubishi MTE2000D, Dig It 258 Mini Ex, Deere Z930A ZTR
To my knowledge, you aren't going to find an automotive starter to cross over to the Mitsubishi's. I know that the Ford Courier alternator crosses over to some of the mitsubishi tractors, used this one myself but I've not heard of an automotive starter cross over. You may want to post this in the Mitsubishi forum and see if any of the gurus there can give you any further insight on that but I have owned a number of larger model Mitsubishi's and follow the Mitsubishi forums pretty closely and don't recall anyone ever having any luck doing this. Give the Mitsubishi forum a shot and see if anyone has had luck doing this. The starters can usually be rebuilt, not always cheap though and I assume maybe you've received a quote and are trying to find a cheaper route.
mitch becton
Gold Member
can you supply the real part number for the starter or possibly post a picture of the starter. the number should start the letter M followed by a number from 0 to 9 followed by another letter normally a T then followed by 5 more numbers. i will also try looking up by application when i get back to my shop wednesday.
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mitch becton
also by the way with the proper part numbers you can find a lot of light truck and some auto applications that do carry the same starters and alternators as farm and industrial applications
thanks
mitch becton
also by the way with the proper part numbers you can find a lot of light truck and some auto applications that do carry the same starters and alternators as farm and industrial applications
Thanks Guys... I seen a picture of a dodge Colt starter looks close to the right one. The tooth count is off though. I tore mine apart about 4 times cleaning it and trying it and after all that I found the starter gear drive was sticking bad. I cleaned it and then it would not catch so I found a replacement part for 15.00.That starter number was m4t14674 is what I found. They want anywhere from 300.00 to 500.00 for this starter ...LOL I will pull it down the road with rope by hand before I would pay that...LOL
kenstrac
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where are you located?
Located in Pennsylvania
kenstrac
Platinum Member, RIP
I thought you might be close by I have a starter shop I use about 30 mi. from me and he has always repaired anything I would bring him including Mitsubishi.good work and reasonable prices.
mitch becton
Gold Member
glad you fixed your unit by some chance it does not work in the future for right now i can supply your starter number m4t14674 which by my books shows fitting a mitsubishi tractor. you cost would be $220.00 exchange it would be a reman unit. just email me if you need this .
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mitch becton
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mitch becton
Not sure if it is the same but I did find it again.../ MT372 same motor
For my S-370-D Beaver. I Found the answer to my slow, hard starting tractor on "Tractorbynet" From a member...DADZILLA...Get a starter for a Dodge Colt 1978 to 1980, 2.6 liter engine, automatic transmission.( bought one at auto zone for $91.00 for a re manufactured starter)
HOWEVER... You must take the the bell housing off of the OLD starter and put it on the new starter. IT WORKED GREAT FOR ME...
I had left the tractor sit for a month before I did this fix. Put on the new starter and ...I was shocked at the difference... About one engine turn before it took off.
I checked it out it has 8 teeth on the gear not 9.But if all you have to do is change the drive 15.00 dollars and nose then you will have almost a whole whooping 100.00 into a rebuilt starter that everyone wants 200 to 500 for....
Advanceauto
Worldwide Starter
Part No. 16514 59.99 10.00 core as of posting
For my S-370-D Beaver. I Found the answer to my slow, hard starting tractor on "Tractorbynet" From a member...DADZILLA...Get a starter for a Dodge Colt 1978 to 1980, 2.6 liter engine, automatic transmission.( bought one at auto zone for $91.00 for a re manufactured starter)
HOWEVER... You must take the the bell housing off of the OLD starter and put it on the new starter. IT WORKED GREAT FOR ME...
I had left the tractor sit for a month before I did this fix. Put on the new starter and ...I was shocked at the difference... About one engine turn before it took off.
I checked it out it has 8 teeth on the gear not 9.But if all you have to do is change the drive 15.00 dollars and nose then you will have almost a whole whooping 100.00 into a rebuilt starter that everyone wants 200 to 500 for....
Advanceauto
Worldwide Starter
Part No. 16514 59.99 10.00 core as of posting
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