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Starter Motor - Denso - DSN1460

Starter Motor - Denso - DSN1460

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This Denso DSN1460 starter motor is designed for specific VW, Audi, and Skoda models with 2.0D automatic transmissions manufactured from 2010 onwards. Its key benefit is providing reliable engine starting power, backed by OE quality. A potential caveat is the need for precise vehicle compatibility verification using the provided tools before purchase.

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Model Part NumberDSN1460
BrandDenso

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FAQs

What vehicles is the Denso DSN1460 starter motor compatible with?

This starter motor is designed for specific VW Caddy, Skoda Kodiaq, and Skoda Octavia models equipped with a 2.0D engine and automatic transmission, typically from model year 2010 onwards. Always use the vehicle fitment tool to confirm compatibility for your exact vehicle.

Is this a new starter motor or a remanufactured unit?

The Denso DSN1460 is supplied as a brand new part, with no deposit or core return required.

What does 'Anticlockwise rotation' mean for a starter motor?

This refers to the direction the starter motor's pinion gear spins when it engages the engine's flywheel. It must match the engine's design to function correctly.

What is the 'Number of Teeth' on the starter motor?

The 'Number of Teeth' refers to the pinion gear attached to the starter motor. The DSN1460 has 13 teeth, which must match the number of teeth on the vehicle's flywheel for proper engagement.

What is the 'Rated Power' of this starter motor?

The rated power is 2 kW, indicating the strength and capacity of the motor to crank the engine effectively.

Can I install this starter motor myself?

While technically possible for those with automotive experience and tools, professional installation is recommended due to the critical nature of the component and potential electrical hazards. Incorrect installation can lead to further damage.

What are the benefits of using a Denso starter motor?

Denso is a globally recognized manufacturer of automotive components, often supplying parts directly to vehicle assembly lines. Choosing a Denso starter motor ensures OE-equivalent quality, reliability, and performance, providing peace of mind.

Troubleshooting

Engine does not crank when key is turned.

Check the battery charge and connections. Ensure the vehicle's ignition system is functioning correctly. Verify the starter motor is correctly installed and receiving power. If these checks pass, the starter motor may be faulty.

Clicking sound when trying to start.

This often indicates a weak battery or poor electrical connection to the starter. Check the battery voltage and clean/tighten battery terminals and starter motor connections.

Starter motor engages but does not turn the engine.

The starter motor's pinion gear may not be extending correctly or may be stripped. This often indicates a faulty starter motor internal mechanism.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Direct replacement for specified VW, Audi, and Skoda models.
  • Denso is a reputable Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM).
  • New part, no need to return an old unit.
  • Designed for efficient and reliable engine starting.

Cons

  • Limited vehicle compatibility; requires precise matching.
  • Specific to 2.0D engines with automatic transmissions.
  • Professional installation may be recommended due to complexity.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility Check:

Before purchasing, it is crucial to use the provided make and model tool to verify that the Denso DSN1460 starter motor fits your specific vehicle. Cross-reference with your vehicle's original part number or consult with a professional if unsure.

Installation:

Installation of a starter motor typically requires mechanical knowledge and specific tools. It involves disconnecting the battery, locating the starter motor, unbolting it from the transmission/engine block, disconnecting electrical connections, and reversing the process with the new unit. Due to the critical nature of this component and its location, professional installation by a qualified mechanic is highly recommended to ensure correct fitment and electrical connections.

Care:

Starter motors are largely maintenance-free components. Ensure that battery terminals are clean and connections are tight, as a weak electrical supply can strain the starter. Keep the engine bay clean to prevent excessive dirt and debris from accumulating around the starter motor.

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