MPA Electrical 19572 Starter Motor

Remanufactured Starter for Honda Fit

MPA Electrical Part Number 19572 is a remanufactured 12-volt starter built with a permanent magnet gear reduction design and a 1.2 kW rating. It is engineered for Honda Fit applications and uses a clockwise rotation with a 9-tooth drive for direct replacement service.

Key Features

• Remanufactured starter from MPA Electrical
• Permanent magnet gear reduction design for compact starting performance
• 1.2 kW output rating
• 12-volt electrical system
• Clockwise rotation
• 9-tooth drive configuration
• Manufacturer listed as Mitsuba

Product Details

This starter is built for 2015-2020 Honda Fit models and matches the OE-style electrical and mechanical specifications needed for proper starting system service. Part number 19572 cross-references 31200-5R7-A01 and SM740-15 for the same application. If you are searching for a remanufactured Honda Fit starter, a 12V clockwise starter for Honda Fit, or an OE replacement starter with a 9-tooth drive, this unit is specified for that vehicle range.

Common Starting Issues It May Address

• Engine cranks slowly or inconsistently
• No-crank condition when the key is turned
• Starter motor clicks without engaging the engine
• Intermittent starting after repeated ignition attempts
• Wear-related failure in the original starter assembly

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle’s original starter specifications before installation, including 12-volt system requirements, clockwise rotation, and 9-tooth drive count. Confirm fitment on 2015-2020 Honda Fit models and compare the OE part number to Part Number 19572 before replacement. Inspect battery condition, cable connections, and charging system output during diagnosis to avoid repeat starting complaints.

Quality Assurance

MPA Electrical remanufactured components are rebuilt to restore starter function for service replacement use. This starter is manufactured by Mitsuba and remanufactured to match the listed application requirements for Honda Fit starting system repair.