MPA Electrical 3185 Starter Motor

Reliable Starter for Ford Bronco and Econoline Models

The MPA Electrical Remanufactured Starter Part Number 3185 is designed to provide dependable starting power for a range of Ford vehicles. Engineered with a direct drive design and a 1.2 kW rating, this 12-volt starter ensures consistent performance for models like the Ford Bronco, F-150, and various Econoline vans.

• Direct drive design for efficient power transfer
• 1.2 kW power rating suitable for heavy-duty starting
• Clockwise rotation with 9 teeth for precise engagement
• Compatible with 12-volt electrical systems
• Remanufactured to meet Ford specifications

Detailed Product Features and Specifications

This starter features a direct drive mechanism, which allows for a more straightforward and reliable engagement with the engine’s flywheel. With a power output of 1.2 kW, it delivers sufficient torque to start engines in Ford Bronco, F-Series trucks, and Econoline vans. The clockwise rotation and 9-tooth pinion gear are designed to match the original equipment specifications, ensuring proper fit and function. Operating on a 12-volt system, this starter is compatible with the electrical setup of the listed Ford models.

About the MPA Electrical Remanufactured Product Line

The Remanufactured line from MPA Electrical offers quality starters that have been restored to meet original equipment standards. This process includes thorough inspection, replacement of worn components, and testing to ensure reliable operation. Choosing a remanufactured starter like part number 3185 provides a cost-effective alternative to new units while maintaining performance and durability for Ford vehicles.

Common Applications and Problem Resolution

• Replaces faulty or worn-out starters in Ford Bronco and Econoline vans
• Solves issues with engine cranking failure or slow starts
• Addresses starter noise caused by damaged pinion teeth
• Restores proper engagement with flywheel for smooth starting
• Eliminates electrical faults related to starter motor failure

Installation Notes and Tips

Ensure the vehicle’s battery is fully charged before installation to avoid electrical issues. Verify the starter’s rotation direction and tooth count match the original part. Properly torque mounting bolts to manufacturer specifications and check all electrical connections for corrosion or damage. It is recommended to inspect the flywheel teeth for wear during replacement to prevent premature starter damage.

Quality Assurance and Warranty Information

MPA Electrical’s Remanufactured starters undergo rigorous testing to meet Ford’s performance standards. While specific warranty details may vary, remanufactured parts typically include a limited warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. Consult the product documentation or supplier for exact warranty terms related to part number 3185.