OEM Nissan Starters

Did you know that the original starter in your Nissan is a motor? It's true. Most of today's starters are electric, so all you need to do is turn the key or push the start button. The starter is connected to a solenoid, which draws electricity from the battery. That solenoid then sends the juice to the starter, which causes the starter gear to push forward, connect to the gear teeth on the engine flywheel, and rotate them. That kicks the engine into action and your factory starter has completed its role.

A Nissan Starter is Best for Your Vehicle

Of course, even the high-quality starter that came in your Nissan can eventually begin to fail. If you're having trouble getting your engine to crank, don't assume it's due to the alternator or spark plugs. Check the voltage of your battery first. If it's fully charged, your starter is likely the problem. Another warning sign is hearing a clicking noise when you turn the key or push the start button. The best solution for a bad starter is replacing it with another genuine Nissan starter. Find yours in our online auto parts centerÕs inventory and we'll ship it right away. Order today!