12 volt or 24 volt start

**123rover50** · 16th November 2018, 05:48 AM

Originally Posted by rar110

Keith I assume you have the army 110 parts scale. If not starter part no is

8944634730

I thought this was a MMC truck part (not same as County) but 12v, which probably explains why they were so pricey.

Just found the MMC part no.

M3T67471

I am not familiar with the army stuff but I thought they had a different Flywheel housing.
Mine is the two bolt, Is the Army the same or a three bolt?

**rar110** · 16th November 2018, 06:47 AM

Originally Posted by 123rover50

I am not familiar with the army stuff but I thought they had a different Flywheel housing.
Mine is the two bolt, Is the Army the same or a three bolt?

Two I think, but will have to confirm.

**123rover50** · 16th November 2018, 07:24 AM

Damian, if you have a line to Sheldon, I just wanted to confirm that that starter fits even though the solenoid is against the block.
Remind him I bought the first LT95 to MSA conversion he made about, I dunno, 16 or 17 years ago. Steel pipe and a couple of plates

Keith

**Bearman** · 16th November 2018, 09:37 AM

Originally Posted by rar110

Two I think, but will have to confirm.

That army Mitsubishi waterproof one (M3T67471) is a 3 bolt starter. The county's also is a 3 bolt one but OE is Nippondenso. And yes different flywheel housing and starters to the truck motors.

**Vern** · 16th November 2018, 04:24 PM

Originally Posted by 123rover50

Damian, if you have a line to Sheldon, I just wanted to confirm that that starter fits even though the solenoid is against the block.
Remind him I bought the first LT95 to MSA conversion he made about, I dunno, 16 or 17 years ago. Steel pipe and a couple of plates

Keith

Yeah he said he tried to reply on here but couldn't for some reason, also he said he would have called you back last night but did not have your number, the only missed calls he had were from a private number (you??)

**123rover50** · 16th November 2018, 05:54 PM

Originally Posted by Vern

Yeah he said he tried to reply on here but couldn't for some reason, also he said he would have called you back last night but did not have your number, the only missed calls he had were from a private number (you??)

Yeah thats me.
What did he say about the starter motor.?
I thought he might have had a message bank on.

**Vern** · 16th November 2018, 06:05 PM

Originally Posted by 123rover50

Yeah thats me.
What did he say about the starter motor.?
I thought he might have had a message bank on.

Didn't say anything, wanted to chat to you.
Try call him again, but i doubt he will answer a private number, got another number?

**123rover50** · 17th November 2018, 06:02 AM

Originally Posted by Vern

Didn't say anything, wanted to chat to you.
Try call him again, but i doubt he will answer a private number, got another number?

Thanks. I will try him on my mobile next time I go to town and get a signal.

**paulthepilot_5** · 19th January 2019, 09:40 PM

Try TVH Australia forklift supplies. They found a 12v starter to suit the Isuzu for me several years ago only cost around $380 from memory. Isuzu were quoting around $1000 for one

**123rover50** · 20th January 2019, 06:27 AM

Still sorting starters.
Tried Sheldons one but the solenoid sticks out further than my 24 volt one and fouls the chassis. Remember this is a series not a Perentie.
It also had a 32mm pinion not a 35mm that my 24 volt one has.
I would really like a gear drive like this one. but its 24 volt only.
Starter Motor for Isuzu NKR200 NKR57 NKR58 4BB1 4BC2 4BD1 4BE1 Diesel 24V | eBay
That would get the pinion above the chassis.
There are 12 volt gear drives for Holden Jackeroos etc with the same mounting but the only have a 32mm pinion even though 9 tooth.
I wonder if pinions can be swapped from 32 to 35.

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