Wilson 91-01-4396N Starter

New Wilson Starter 91-01-4396N

The Wilson New Starter 91-01-4396N is a 12-volt starter built with 100% new premium parts and tested to meet or exceed OE standards. It uses heavy-duty components matched to the application, with no adapted or "will fit" parts.

Key Features

• 12V starter for electrical, charging, and starting systems
• 4.6 kW output for demanding starting performance
• 37MT series design with DD configuration
• 12-tooth drive for OE-style engagement
• Built from new premium components and tested before shipment
• OE unit reference: Delco Remy

Product Details

Wilson’s New Starter line focuses on direct-fit replacement construction using new parts only. Part number 91-01-4396N is engineered for applications that require a 37MT starter with DD design, 4.6 kW output, and 12 teeth. For buyers searching for a heavy-duty starter for Delco Remy-based applications, this unit is built to deliver consistent cranking performance in the same type of electrical starting system used across many commercial and vocational vehicles. This part cross-references 1993969 and LN371169RM for the same application.

What It Helps Fix

• Slow or weak engine cranking
• No-start conditions caused by starter failure
• Intermittent starter engagement
• Grinding or poor gear mesh at startup
• Electrical starting issues tied to worn internal starter components

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the starter’s 12V system requirement, 37MT series, DD design, 12-tooth drive, and Delco Remy OE reference before installation. Confirm mounting style and electrical connections match the original unit on the vehicle. For fitment-based searches, this starter is commonly referenced for heavy-duty starter replacement needs on Wilson starter applications, including Wilson starter 91-01-4396N and Wilson New Starter 91-01-4396N.

Quality Assurance

Each Wilson New Starter is tested before leaving the facility and built to meet or exceed OE standards using new premium parts. The brand states that it does not use adapted, converted, or "will fit" components.