WAI 19763N Starter

Reliable Starter for Automotive Electrical Systems

The WAI 19763N starter is engineered to provide dependable engine starting performance. Featuring a planetary gear reduction design and flange mounting, this starter is suitable for vehicles requiring a clockwise (right) rotation starter with 13 teeth.

• Planetary gear reduction design for efficient torque delivery
• Clockwise (right) starter rotation compatible with specific vehicle applications
• 13-tooth pinion gear for precise engagement
• Flange mounting type for secure installation
• Power rating of 5 for consistent starting power

Technical Details and Design Features

The WAI 19763N starter incorporates a planetary gear reduction system, which enhances torque output while reducing the starter motor's size and weight. This design improves starting efficiency and durability. The flange mounting type ensures a stable and secure fit to the engine block, minimizing vibration and wear. With a 13-tooth pinion gear and clockwise rotation, this starter is designed to match specific engine configurations, making it suitable for various automotive applications. The power rating of 5 indicates its capability to deliver reliable starting power under normal operating conditions.

Applications and Problem Solving

This starter is commonly used in vehicles that require a clockwise rotation starter with a flange mount and 13-tooth pinion gear. It addresses several common starting system issues, including:

• Failure to engage the flywheel due to worn or damaged pinion teeth
• Insufficient torque causing slow or no engine cranking
• Starter motor overheating from inefficient gear design
• Loose or unstable mounting leading to starter misalignment
• Electrical starting failures related to underpowered starter units

Installation Notes and Tips

When installing the WAI 19763N starter, ensure the flange mounting surface is clean and free of debris to guarantee proper alignment. Verify the starter rotation matches the engine’s requirements—this model rotates clockwise (right). Check the pinion gear tooth count to confirm compatibility with the flywheel. Proper torque specifications should be followed when securing the starter to avoid damage or misalignment.

Quality Assurance and Warranty

WAI starters are manufactured to meet industry standards for durability and performance. The 19763N part number undergoes rigorous quality control to ensure reliable operation. While specific warranty details are not provided here, WAI products typically come with manufacturer-backed warranties covering defects in materials and workmanship.