MPA Electrical 12459 Starter

Reliable Starter for Hyundai and Kia Vehicles

The MPA Electrical Remanufactured Starter 12459 is designed to provide dependable starting power for select Hyundai and Kia models. Engineered with a permanent magnet gear reduction design, this 12-volt starter ensures efficient engine cranking and consistent performance.

• Voltage: 12.0 volts for standard automotive electrical systems
• Design: Permanent magnet gear reduction for improved torque and efficiency
• Power Rating: 0.9 kW to meet engine starting demands
• Starter Rotation: Clockwise (right) rotation compatible with specified engines
• Tooth Quantity: 10 teeth for precise engagement with flywheel
• Family: Valeo, ensuring compatibility with original equipment specifications

About the MPA Electrical Remanufactured Product Line

The Remanufactured line from MPA Electrical offers a cost-effective alternative to new starters by restoring original components to meet strict quality standards. This process includes thorough inspection, replacement of worn parts, and testing to ensure reliable operation. The Remanufactured Starter 12459 maintains the performance characteristics required for Hyundai and Kia vehicles, providing a balance of value and durability.

Technical Details and Compatibility

This starter features a permanent magnet gear reduction design, which enhances torque output while reducing overall size and weight. The 12-volt system and 0.9 kW power rating align with the electrical and mechanical requirements of various Hyundai and Kia models. The clockwise rotation and 10-tooth pinion gear ensure proper meshing with the engine flywheel, critical for smooth engine starts.

Compatible Hyundai and Kia Models

• Hyundai Elantra and Elantra GT
• Hyundai Kona and Tucson
• Hyundai Sonata and Veloster
• Kia Forte5 and Forte Koup
• Kia Optima and Soul

Common Issues Addressed by Starter 12459

• Engine fails to crank or slow cranking
• Intermittent starting problems
• Grinding noise during engine start
• Starter motor overheating or stalling
• Electrical system voltage drops during startup

Installation Notes and Tips

Ensure battery voltage is fully charged before installation to avoid starter damage. Verify the starter rotation and tooth count match the vehicle’s specifications. Properly torque mounting bolts to manufacturer recommendations and check electrical connections for corrosion or looseness. It is advisable to inspect the flywheel teeth for wear during replacement.

Quality Assurance and Warranty

MPA Electrical Remanufactured starters undergo comprehensive testing to meet OEM standards. While specific warranty details are not provided here, remanufactured parts typically include limited warranties covering defects in materials and workmanship. Consult the supplier or manufacturer for exact warranty terms related to part number 12459.