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Bosch Starter Motor F 042 002 182 (F042002182)Special Price $141.00 Regular Price $144.95
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Starter Motor fits Mazda 323 1.8L 1992 BG ACPSpecial Price $135.90 Regular Price $168.99
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Bosch Starter Motor 1 986 S01 091Special Price $251.99 Regular Price $396.95
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Bosch Starter Motor 1 986 S00 583Special Price $288.99 Regular Price $454.95
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Jaylec 70-1006 Starter Motor fits Commodore Kingswood 6CYL 202 179 186 173 192Special Price $159.24 Regular Price $244.99
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Starter Motor 11 Tooth fits Toyota HILUX 4X2 RN85 RN90 YN85 LN85 LN86Special Price $188.90 Regular Price $232.99
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Bosch Starter Motor 1 986 S01 089Special Price $251.99 Regular Price $394.95
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Bosch Starter Motor 1 986 S00 678 (1986S00678)Special Price $271.99 Regular Price $330.95
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Jaylec 70-1002 Starter Motor 12V fits 9TH Commodore 3.8L V6 VN VR VS VX VY Auto V6Special Price $112.15 Regular Price $190.99
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Jaylec 70-1008 Starter Motor 12V fits Falcon 6CYL 65-04 10TH XP-BA with 6CYL ENGSpecial Price $109.19 Regular Price $167.99
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Jaylec 70-6253-1 Starter Motor 12V fits 12TH Commodore VE-VF V6 09- 3.0L 3.6LSpecial Price $174.19 Regular Price $267.99
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Starter Motors crank the engine when the ignition key or start button is used. They draw power from the battery and engage with the engine so it can begin running. When a starter motor becomes weak or fails, the vehicle may crank slowly, click without starting or fail to turn over at all.
Brands such as Jaylec, JAS, Bosch, Baxters and SEG Automotive offer starter motor options across many vehicle applications. The correct starter depends on the engine, transmission, mounting design, electrical connection and vehicle specification.
Why Starter Motor Condition Matters
A failing starter motor can leave the vehicle unable to start, even when the battery is in good condition. Because starting faults can also be caused by the battery, alternator, wiring, ignition switch or relays, the starter should be matched to the symptom and vehicle correctly.
Starter motors often fail gradually, with slower cranking or intermittent operation before complete failure. Heat, age, worn contacts, damaged gears or internal electrical faults can all affect operation.
Common Signs You May Need a Starter Motor
- Clicking noise: The starter clicks but does not crank the engine.
- Slow cranking: The engine turns over slower than normal.
- No crank: The engine does not turn when starting is attempted.
- Intermittent starting: The vehicle starts sometimes but not consistently.
- Grinding noise: Gear engagement issues may create harsh noises.
- Heat-related faults: Starting problems may appear after the engine is hot.
- Electrical smell or smoke: Internal starter failure can create overheating symptoms.
Choosing the Right Starter Motor
The easiest way to find the right starter motor is to use our simple rego finder or manually select your vehicle. This helps narrow the product list to options suited to your vehicle, so you are not sorting through starter motors that may not match your engine, transmission or mounting layout. Always check the product page for any specific notes.
When comparing suitable options, check the electrical connection, mounting points, gear style and application notes. If the vehicle has starting issues, battery condition and main power connections should also be considered.








