DIRECT FIT & RELIABLE POWER: Experience quick, efficient engine starts with this high-quality OSGR starter motor, meticulously designed for a perfect fit and dependable operation in your Lamborghini or Same tractor.

Key Features

• ✔ OSGR Design: Utilizes Offset Gear Reduction for increased torque and efficiency in a compact size.
• ✔ 11-Tooth Pinion: Ensures precise engagement with your engine's flywheel.
• ✔ 12-Volt System: Standard voltage for a wide range of agricultural machinery.
• ✔ Clockwise Rotation (CW): Correct rotational direction for specified applications.
• ✔ High Durability: Constructed from premium materials for extended service life.
• ✔ OEM Standard Performance: Engineered to meet or exceed original equipment specifications.

Technical Specs

Starter Type:	OSGR (Offset Gear Reduction)
Voltage:	12 Volt
Rotation:	Clockwise (CW)
Teeth on Pinion:	11-Tooth
Power (kW):	Approx. 2.0 - 3.0 kW
Condition:	Brand New

Make	Model	Engine Type / Year Range (Approx.)
Lamborghini	C 503, C 603, R 613, R 653, R 784, R 854, R 955, R 1056, R 1256, R 1556	Various Diesel Engines
Same	Antares 110, Aster 60, Buffalo 130, Centauro 70, Explorer 55, Frutteto 60, Jaguar 95, Minitauro 50, Minitaurus 60, Panther 95, Ranger 45, Solar 60, Taurus 60, Tiger 100, Titan 160	Various Diesel Engines, e.g., Same 3-190 Diesel, 983L Engine
Hürlimann	Elite H-6115, H-345, H-470, H-496, H-5110, Master H-6165	Various Engine Types
Steyr	1100, 1108, 1200, 650 Plus, 760 Plus, 988	WD 408, WD 412, WD 610 Engine Types

Q1: How do I know if my starter motor is failing?

A1: Common signs include a grinding noise, clicking sounds when trying to start, slow cranking, smoke from the engine compartment, or the engine not cranking at all. If you experience these, inspect your starter motor and electrical connections.

Q2: Is this starter motor a direct replacement?

A2: Yes, this is a high-quality aftermarket direct-fit replacement designed to function equivalently to your original unit. For guaranteed compatibility, always cross-reference the OEM part number on your existing starter motor.

Q3: What does 'OSGR' mean in a starter motor?

A3: OSGR stands for Offset Gear Reduction. This design uses gears to increase torque output from a smaller electric motor, resulting in a more compact, lighter, and often more powerful starter compared to older direct-drive designs.

Q4: Why is it important to verify OEM part numbers?

A4: Verifying the OEM part number ensures that the replacement starter motor precisely matches the specifications and mounting requirements of your specific vehicle model and engine, preventing installation issues and ensuring optimal performance.