Introductions:
Unit Type: Starter
Voltage: 12
Rotation: CCW
Teeth: 10
Starter Type: PMDD
Brief: MERCURY MARINE 30-40HP
Specifications:
API MARINE: MOT3012
ARCO MARINE: 5396
ARROWHEAD: SAB0031
CARGO: 112826
EMP PARTS: 4-5621
J & N: 410-21022
LESTER: 5726
MERCURY MARINE: 50-822462, 50-822462-1, 50-822462T1, 50-893890T, 822462T1, 893890T
SIERRA MARINE: 18-5621
UNITED TECH: 5675640-M030SM, SM56756
WAI: 2-2251, 2-2251-UT, 5726N
Fits Vehicles of the Following Years and Make:
MAKE TYPE MODEL YEAR ENGINE
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 30EHO 1995-2000 39.3ci - 30 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 30ELHO 1995-2000 39.3ci - 30 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 30ELO 1994-2000 39.3ci - 30 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 30ELPTO 1995-2001 39.3ci - 30 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 30EO 1994-2000 39.3ci - 30 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 40ELHPTO 1997 43.9ci - 40 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 40ELHPTO 1998-2001 59.0ci - 40 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 40ELO 1997 43.9ci - 40 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 40ELO 1998-2001 59.0ci - 40 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 40ELPTO 1997 43.9ci - 40 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 40ELPTO 1998-2001 59.0ci - 40 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 40EO 1997 43.9ci - 40 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 40EO 1998-2001 59.0ci - 40 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 40EO Jet 30 1997 43.9ci - 40 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 40EO Jet 30 1998-2001 59.0ci - 40 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 50ELHPTO 1998-2001 59.0ci - 50 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 50ELO 1998-2001 59.0ci - 50 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 50ELPTO 1998-2001 59.0ci - 50 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 50EO 1999-2001 59.0ci - 50 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 60ELHPTO 1998-2000 59.0ci - 60 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 60ELO 1998-2000 59.0ci - 60 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 60ELPTO 1998-2001 59.0ci - 60 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 60ELPTO Big Foot 1998-2000 59.0ci - 60 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 60EO 1998-2001 59.0ci - 60 HP
MARINER Engines - Marine Outboard 60EO Jet 45 1998-2001 59.0ci - 60 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 30EHO 1995-2002 39.3ci - 30 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 30ELHO 1995-2002 39.3ci - 30 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 30ELO 1994-2002 39.3ci - 30 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 30ELPTO 1995-2001 39.3ci - 30 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 30EO 1994-2002 39.3ci - 30 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 40ELHPTO 1997 43.9ci - 40 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 40ELHPTO 1998-2005 59.0ci - 40 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 40ELO 1997 43.9ci - 40 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 40ELO 1998-2004 59.0ci - 40 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 40ELPT 4-Stroke 1998 45.6ci - 40 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 40ELPTO 1997 43.9ci - 40 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 40ELPTO 1998-2005 59.0ci - 40 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 40EO 1997 43.9ci - 40 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 40EO 1998-2005 59.0ci - 40 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 40EO Jet 30 1997-2004 43.9ci - 40 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 50ELHPTO 1998-2005 59.0ci - 50 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 50ELO 1998-2002 59.0ci - 50 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 50ELPTO 1998-2006 59.0ci - 50 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 60ELHPTO 1998-2002 59.0ci - 60 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 60ELO 1998-2002 59.0ci - 60 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 60ELPTO 1998-2005 59.0ci - 60 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 60ELPTO Big Foot 1998-2005 59.0ci - 60 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 60EO 1998-2002 59.0ci - 60 HP
MERCURY Engines - Marine Outboard 60EO Jet 45 1998-2005 59.0ci - 60 HP
Frequently Asked Questions:
(1)What causes a starter to go bad?
CAUSES OF FAULTY STARTERS: CAUSE OF FAILURE
Electrical connections faulty. Solenoid switch (engaging relay) stiff or faulty. Electric motor damaged electrically. Single-pinion gear, starter pinion or freewheel damaged.
(2)What can kill a starter?
As said, the starter will be damaged if you hold it in the start position for a long time and it overheats. As said, the starter will be damaged if you hold it in the start position for a long time and it overheats. Particularly if the voltage is low enough that the starter motor is not turning.
(3)How long will a bad starter last?
On average, a starter motor lasts for 100,000-150,000 miles. In many cars, the starter motor lasts for the lifetime of the vehicle; however in some cars, it can fail prematurely.
(4)Will hitting a starter make it work?
Tapping on the starter usually doesn't make the starter work if the solenoid is bad (think Nippondenso). OTOH, a starter with a bad armature segment responds well to tapping or banging with a hammer. ... If the starter is bad, then sometimes banging on it can persuade it to work.
(5)Will a bad starter drain your battery?
A 'bad' starter wont drain the battery while it is not being used to start the car, if that is what you mean. If the starter has a damaged commutator, it will not run at full power and so could mean that you have to turn the engine over longer to get the engine to start which will use more energy from the battery.
(6)Does cold weather affect starter?
Cold weather usually thickens the engine oil. Therefore, the starters require more power to start the engine. This brings in more load onto the battery affecting it severely. During winters, the battery produces less electrons as compared to warmer days.
(7).I have to change the starter fairly often in my car. What could be causing this?
A leak of some sort could be fouling the starter if fluid is dripping on it. If that's the case,
replacing the starter doesn't fix the leak so it's only a matter of time before the new starter fails.
