WAI 17874N Starter

Starter for Jeep TJ and Wrangler

The WAI 17874N starter is a direct-fit electrical starting component for 2003-2006 Jeep TJ and 2003-2006 Jeep Wrangler applications. Built as a 100% new unit, it is engineered to deliver the amp output needed for modern vehicle starting demands.

Key Features

• Permanent magnet gear reduction design for efficient cranking performance
• 100% new starter, not remanufactured
• 1.4 kW power rating
• Clockwise (right) starter rotation
• 11-tooth drive configuration
• Flange mounting type
• Mitsubishi family starter construction

Detailed Description

WAI 17874N is a starter assembly built for Jeep TJ and Jeep Wrangler models from 2003 through 2006. Its permanent magnet gear reduction design supports strong starting torque in a compact package, while the 1.4 power rating and clockwise rotation match the listed application requirements. This starter is part of WAI’s new-unit lineup, using proprietary components and manufacturing processes aimed at consistent electrical output and long service life. This part cross-references BBB Industries 17874 for the same application.

Common Starting Issues It May Solve

• No-crank condition when the ignition key is turned
• Slow or weak engine cranking
• Intermittent starting after repeated attempts
• Starter motor failure from worn internal components
• Electrical starting problems on Jeep TJ and Wrangler models

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle’s year, model, and starter specifications before installation. Confirm clockwise rotation, 11-tooth drive count, flange mounting, and Mitsubishi family fitment against the original unit. For 2003-2006 Jeep TJ starter replacement and 2003-2006 Jeep Wrangler starter replacement, compare the OE part number and connector layout before final installation.

Quality Assurance

WAI manufactures this starter as a new replacement unit using proprietary components and processes to support durability and performance. The brand states that its starters are engineered to provide the amp output required by today’s vehicles.