Starters/domestic on 2040-parts.com
San Bernardino, California, US
6643N
Starter
• 1.5kW/12 Volt, CCW, 22-Tooth Pinion
• Ford PMGR PMGR
• 100% New
• OE performance torque & output
• Solenoids feature late style S-terminal with threaded post & include a spade terminal conversion kit
• All component parts are OE interchangeable
• Starter, drive & solenoid are endurance tested
• Replaces - FORD 1F1U-11000-AA, 1F1Z-11002-AA, 1F1Z-11002-AARM, FORDENG 1F1U-AA
RAB PERFORMANCE
7252 OSBUN RD
SAN BERNARDINO CA 92404
SHOP # 909-889-2124
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