Starter Motor, Diesel Fits Kohler Engine KDW-702, KDW702, Repl. ED0058402240-S, 0001115035

We introduce a direct replacement of the Kohler engine starter motor. It will effectively replace the original equipment and ensure uninterrupted performance. This diesel starter motor will continue to be used for engine start (once the engine starts running, the starter disengages). Begin your peaceful journey with our motor and ensure quick, reliable starts, especially in heavy-duty and cold-weather conditions. Check out more details about the product below:- Durable Construction: The Kohler engine starter motor is constructed from three materials: aluminum, copper, and iron. The main body/structure is engineered from iron, mainly forming the motor housing, mounting flange, and gear casing. Whereas aluminum and copper are often used in end caps or gear reduction housing, armature winding, and field coil, respectively. This combination ensures efficient, fast-acting, reliable, and long-lasting performance in harsh truck environments. Compatibility List: This truck part is engineered for direct replacement of specified OEMs and brands. Check the compatibility list below:- Compatible with Other Brands & Their Part Numbers: Replaces Bosch: 0001115035 Replaces Bobcat: 7258859 Replaces Kohler: ED0058402240 Replaces Polaris: 3040113 Compatible with Make, Model Year, & Engine: Fits Kohler Engine: KDW-702, KDW702 Installation Notes: Check these important installation notes if you plan to do it yourself. Firstly, disconnect the battery or ignition power before changing the starter motor. Unscrew or unbolt the old Kohler starter motor and remove it. Clean the pinion gear and mounting surface, remove any debris (check for misalignments) Position the starter motor by securely bolting it to the designated space. Don't overtighten it. Lastly, reconnect the wiring and test the starter (turn the ignition on and check the engine should crank smoothly without grinding or slow turning). Tip: Always check the battery's health before installing a new starter motor. When to Replace: Some common situations allow you to understand when to replace the existing starter motor:- If there are consistent starting problems or if you encounter slow cranking, a clicking sound, a grinding noise, and the starter spins but doesn't engage. There's an electric failure due to damaged wiring, burnt smell, or broken mounting flange. Visible physical damage like corrosion, cracks, or bent/missing connectors. Pinion gear teeth are worn or chipped.