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Section 2 (Starting System - Except Coupe): Description

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Bosch, Melco, Mitsubishi and Nippondenso starters are used.

Bosch, Melco and Mitsubishi starters use a planetary gear train that transmits power from starter motor to pinion shaft. Six permanent magnets (Bosch and Melco starters) or 4 permanent magnets (Mitsubishi starters) are used, eliminating potential field wire-to-frame short circuits.

Nippondenso starter is a 4-field, 4-brush, 12-volt motor with a solenoid mounted within the housing. Starter has a 2-to-1 reduction gear set in a die cast aluminum housing, except diesel models. Starter has serviceable gear and clutch assembly only. If starter solenoid fails, entire starter motor must be replaced.

All models use a starter relay in starter circuit between the battery and starter solenoid terminal. Automatic Transmission (A/T) equipped vehicles use a Park/Neutral Position (PNP) switch or a Transmission Range (TR) sensor to complete circuit or signal PCM. Manual Transmission (M/T) equipped vehicles use a clutch pedal position switch to complete circuit or signal PCM. See WIRING DIAGRAMS .

STARTER APPLICATIONS - CARS

Model Type
Breeze & Stratus 2.0L Bosch
Cirrus, Sebring Convertible & Stratus
2.4L Nippondenso
2.5L Melco
Concorde, Intrepid, LHS & 300M
2.7L Melco
3.3L & 3.5L Nippondenso
Neon Bosch
STARTER APPLICATIONS - TRUCKS

Model Type
Caravan, Town & Country, & Voyager Nippondenso
Dakota & Durango
2.5L Mitsubishi
3.9L & 5.2L Nippondenso
Ram Pickup, Ram Van & Ram Wagon Nippondenso