BBB Industries N17425 Starter Motor

BBB Industries N17425 Starter for Nissan

BBB Industries NEW STARTER N17425 is a 12-volt starter built with a permanent magnet gear reduction design and an attached solenoid for direct replacement service. It is specified for Nissan Pickup and Nissan D21 applications with Mitsubishi OE manufacturer reference points, making it a focused choice for starting-system repairs.

The BBB Industries NEW STARTER line is positioned as a replacement starter range for common electrical starting applications. For this unit, the design centers on OE-style fitment details such as clockwise rotation, an open nose cone, and a 9-tooth pinion to match the original starter configuration on the listed Nissan vehicles.

Key Features

• Part number N17425
• 12-volt starter for starting-system replacement
• Permanent magnet gear reduction design
• Clockwise rotation direction
• Open nose cone type
• 9-pinon-tooth starter drive configuration
• Solenoid attached
• Starter drive included
• OE manufacturer reference: Mitsubishi

Detailed Description

BBB Industries N17425 is a starter assembly for electrical, charging, and starting system repair on select Nissan trucks. It fits 1995 Nissan Pickup and 1990-1994 Nissan D21, with the exact application details matching the listed OE-style configuration. If you are searching for a Nissan Pickup starter or a Nissan D21 starter replacement, this unit provides the key electrical and mechanical specifications needed for a proper match. The N17425 part number is also useful when cross-checking starter replacement options during diagnosis or catalog lookup.

This part cross-references Mitsubishi-style starter applications through OE numbers such as 23300-80G10 and 23300-86G10 for the same application.

What It Helps Fix

• Engine no-crank condition caused by starter failure
• Intermittent starting due to worn starter drive components
• Slow or weak cranking from an aging starter motor
• Clicking at key start when the starter solenoid is no longer operating correctly
• Starting-system issues on 1995 Nissan Pickup and 1990-1994 Nissan D21 models

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle year, model, and starter configuration before installation. Confirm clockwise rotation, 12-volt electrical system requirements, 9-tooth pinion count, and open nose cone style against the original unit. Mounting bolts and shims are not included, so reuse or source the correct hardware as needed. Always inspect battery condition, cable connections, and charging-system output before replacing the starter.

Quality Assurance

BBB Industries supplies replacement electrical components for starting-system service, and this starter is built to match the listed OE manufacturer reference and application details for Nissan Pickup and Nissan D21 fitment.