MPA Electrical TS-1562 Starter

Remanufactured Starter for Freightliner

MPA Electrical TS-1562 is a remanufactured starter for heavy-duty Freightliner applications. It is built for 12V systems and matches the specified 12-tooth, clockwise rotation, DD 37MT drive configuration listed in the fitment data.

Key Features

• Remanufactured starter assembly for charging and starting system service
• 12V electrical specification for the listed applications
• 12-tooth, clockwise rotation, DD 37MT drive configuration
• Direct fitment for select Freightliner FL series trucks
• Part number TS-1562 for ordering and cross-reference use

Detailed Description

MPA Electrical TS-1562 is a remanufactured starter intended for Freightliner FL50, FL60, FL70, and FL80 trucks in the years shown below. The fitment data identifies a 12V starter with a 12-tooth gear, clockwise rotation, and DD 37MT drive design, making it a targeted replacement for the listed heavy-duty starting system applications. Use TS-1562 when you need a remanufactured starter matched to the specified Freightliner configuration. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

What It Is Used For

• No-crank or slow-crank starting complaints
• Starter replacement on listed Freightliner FL series trucks
• Electrical starting system repair after starter wear or failure
• Restoring proper engagement with the specified drive and tooth count

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm the vehicle year, model, and starter configuration before ordering. Match the 12V specification, 12-tooth gear count, clockwise rotation, and DD 37MT drive details to the existing unit or service information. Verify all electrical connections and mounting points during installation.

Quality Assurance

MPA Electrical offers remanufactured components for service replacement applications. TS-1562 is cataloged for the Freightliner FL series fitments listed above and should be verified against the vehicle’s original starter specifications before installation.