Starter Motor for Tecumseh VLV55-65 Engines - 12V CCW
Starter Motor for Tecumseh VLV55-65 Engines - 12V CCW
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Starter Motor for Tecumseh VLV55-65 Engines - 12V CCW
For Tecumseh VLV55-65 engines - 12V, 9-tooth
This 12V starter motor is built to OEM specifications for Tecumseh VLV55-65 engines, fitted with a 9-tooth drive gear for correct flywheel ring gear engagement. The VLV series is a common vertical-shaft engine found on walk-behind and push mowers, and this starter is engineered to match its exact mounting and drive requirements.
It turns counter-clockwise (CCW) to match the original equipment rotation, making it a straightforward swap for a worn or failed original starter with no modification required to the mounting bracket or wiring loom.
Key Features
- 12V starter motor for Tecumseh VLV55-65 engines
- 9-tooth drive gear for correct flywheel engagement
- Counter-clockwise (CCW) rotation to match OEM spec
- Direct OEM fit and finish, no modification needed
- 12-month warranty as standard
Technical Specs
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 12V |
| Rotation | CCW |
| Teeth | 9 |
| Part Type | Starter Unit |
Vehicle Fitment Guide
| Make & Model | Years |
|---|---|
| Tecumseh VLV55-65 Engines | See OEM part number on your original unit |
OEM Part Number Cross Reference
Aftermarket replacement. OEM part numbers are listed for reference only.
No OEM cross reference is published for this part.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit without modification?
Yes, this is a direct replacement for the original starter motor on compatible Tecumseh VLV55-65 engines - mounting points, drive gear and wiring connections match the factory part, so no cutting, drilling or rewiring is needed.
What's included?
One 12V, 9-tooth starter motor, ready to fit. Mounting bolts and wiring are reused from your original unit.
How do I know my old starter has failed?
Common signs include a single clicking noise with no engine turnover, a slow or labouring crank that gets weaker as the battery drains, unusual grinding when the key is turned, or no response at all when starting.
Is this starter new or reconditioned?
This is a new aftermarket unit built to OEM specifications, not a reconditioned or rebuilt part, so you are not inheriting wear from a previous life on another machine.
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