Denso 280-0186 Starter

Reman Starter for Honda CR-V

This DENSO reman starter is built for direct replacement applications that demand dependable cranking performance. It fits 1998-2001 Honda CR-V models and uses a clockwise rotation with 12-volt operation.

• Remanufactured DENSO OE starter with factory-style fit and function
• 12.0-volt electrical system with 1.0 kW power rating
• Clockwise starter rotation for the listed application
• High-voltage tested armature and field coils for consistent output
• Refinished commutators and replaced copper terminals, bearings, brushes, and seals

Detailed Product Overview

DENSO part number 280-0186 is a remanufactured starter engineered from the brand’s OE electrical component experience. The reman process includes bench testing and replacement of wear items to restore factory-original performance characteristics. For Honda CR-V owners, this starter provides a direct-fit solution for 1998-2001 vehicles with the specified 1.0 kW application.

The DENSO Reman Starter line focuses on OE-style electrical performance with renewed internal components and validated output. Part number 280-0186 is built to deliver strong cranking torque while maintaining the compact size and weight expected from the original design.

What This Starter Helps Address

• Slow or weak engine cranking
• No-start conditions caused by starter wear
• Intermittent starting from worn electrical contacts
• Voltage loss through aged terminals or internal components
• Cold-weather or hot-weather starting difficulty

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the 12-volt system, clockwise rotation, and 1.0 kW application before installation. Confirm the mounting and electrical connections match the original starter on the vehicle. For Honda CR-V service, compare the removed unit to DENSO 280-0186 to confirm fitment details before final installation.

Quality Assurance

DENSO has supplied automakers with electrical components for decades, and this reman starter is bench-tested to confirm factory-original performance. The remanufacturing process includes high-voltage testing, component replacement, and performance validation to support consistent operation.