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  • Toyota Echo Starter Motor - 28100-21062-84
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    Toyota Echo Starter

    Part Number: 28100-21062-84
    $158.26 MSRP: $222.70
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    • Other Name: Reman Starter; Starter Motor
    • Replaces: 28100-21061, 28100-21062
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Toyota's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2003-2005 Toyota Echo | Base | 4 Cyl 1.5 L GAS
  • Toyota Echo Starter Motor - 28100-21020-84
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    Toyota Echo Starter

    Part Number: 28100-21020-84
    $198.28 MSRP: $281.87
    You Save: $83.59 (30%)
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Starter Assembly; Starter Motor
    • Replaces: 28100-21020
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Toyota's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2000-2005 Toyota Echo | Base | 4 Cyl 1.5 L GAS
  • Toyota Echo Starter Motor - 28100-21030-84
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    Toyota Echo Starter

    Part Number: 28100-21030-84
    $205.46 MSRP: $292.14
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Starter Assembly; Starter Motor
    • Replaces: 28100-21030
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Toyota's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2000-2002 Toyota Echo | Base | 4 Cyl 1.5 L GAS

Toyota Echo Starter Motor

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The Starter Motor Motor is one of the Toyota Echo's parts, which converts electrical energy from the battery into mechanical energy to crank the engine. It uses an externally mounted solenoid, which is connected to the battery to engage the starter motor. In the starter, there is an armature which rotates and has attached with field coils or permanent magnet to produce requisite electromagnetic force to rotate the part. The starter drive connects to the flywheel of the engine and when the ignition switch is turned to START an overrunning clutch releasing the starter. Although it is common for the Echo to order OE starters, those may not always be sufficient if the automobile in question features high compression; in such a case, there are specialized and enhanced starters that must be ordered for a given application. Other inventions such as the gear reduction starters aids in high performance by enabling the armature to engage the drive through a reduction gear thereby increasing the amount of torque produced. On balance, the starter's construction and the way it works are vital for the Echo's engine to work correctly.

Toyota Echo Starter Motor Parts and Q&A

  • Q: How to service and repair the starter motor on Toyota Echo?
    A:
    The starter motor repair process starts with removing all its components for service purposes. Starting by disconnecting the lead wire from the terminal after removing the two housing bolts securing the starter switch allows you to lift the switch part to free the plunger hook from the drive lever. Begin by removing the two through bolts to pull out both field frame and armature in sequence while extracting the O-ring from the field frame. Brush holder maintenance begins with removing two screws and their matching end cover and then taking out the O-ring followed by disconnecting the brush holder through screwdriver-guided manipulations of the spring before extracting the four brushes. Extract the armature from the field frame before removing the drive lever and the combination of starter clutch with Shock Absorber from the starter housing. Start by removing the plate together with three gears and one plate washer from the planetary gears. The planetary carrier shaft starts by pressing the stop collar forward until the snap ring starts to release. Then remove the stop collar together with the starter clutch from the shaft. First remove the planetary carrier shaft's snap ring as well as plate washer using snap ring pliers before pulling out the shaft while aligning the hollow of the internal gear with the shock absorber protrusion. The reassembly procedure requires high temperature-resistant grease for bearing and sliding part lubrication. Insert and rotate the internal gear first before installing the planetary carrier shaft. Apply grease to both components before inserting the internal gear against the shock absorber. Place the planetary carrier shaft before attaching it with a plate washer along with the snap ring. The next stage involves placing the starter clutch on its shaft after applying grease to both bushing and spline components and using a snap ring for attachment. The planetary gears require grease application before both the flange pins and plate installation. After proper alignment the plate can be easily placed. Install the drive lever and starter clutch with shock absorber while applying grease to the drive lever including proper alignment to the shock absorber. Position the armature into the field frame followed by installing the brush holder through brush connection and by using a new O-ring and end cover that requires 1.5 Nm (15 kg.cm, 13 in.lb) torque. Place the field frame and armature assembly onto the shock absorber by mixing a new O-ring with it then fasten it through two bolts torqued to 5.9 Nm (60 kg.cm, 52 in.lb). The magnetic switch installation process involves attaching the plunger to the drive lever using two nuts at 8.3 Nm torque (85 kg.cm, 73 in.lb) while connecting the lead wire to the terminal and torquing its nut at 9.8 Nm (100 kg.cm, 87 in.lb).
  • Q: How to remove and install the starter motor, replace the brushes, and replace the center bearing on Toyota Echo?
    A:
    The starter motor removal process starts with disconnecting the starter under cover and its connector and wire before taking off the securing bolts which hold the starter in place. The installation process involves positioning the starter correctly and fastening it with the 2 bolts before reuniting the starter wire and securing the nut while connecting the starter connector for complete under cover replacement. Only the two positive (+) side (York side) brushes are replaceable but the negative (-) side brush needs to replace in the brush holder within the body structure. Cut the brush lead wire at the terminal side and shave the welded mark to 5.0 mm width and 1.6 mm thickness before pressing the supply brush plate onto the welded terminal lead wire. Solder the pressed area and finish it with a 7.0 mm width and 3.3 mm thickness measurement to avoid inside lead wire or field penetration. You must use Special Service Tool: 09221-25026 (09221-0090) either to press out an old center bearing or for installing a new center bearing at its correct position.

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