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Wilson 91-29-5441 Starter
| Brand | Wilson 91-29-5441 |
|---|---|
| Design | Osgr |
| KW | 3.0 |
| Mount Type | N/i |
| Series | N/i |
| Teeth | 11 |
| Unit OE | Denso |
| Volts | 12 |
| Fits | — |
OE-standard remanufacturing. Built with in-process inspections and tests throughout production.
Renewed components. Worn parts are gauged, sorted, tested, and replaced as needed.
12-volt starter. OSGR design with 3.0 kW output and 11 teeth.
Cross-references 228000-2800, 228000-2803 and 228000-2804 for the same application. See all 21.
Remanufactured 12V Starter for OE DENSO Applications
Wilson remanufactured starter 91-29-5441 is built for 12-volt starting systems that use an OE DENSO design. With a 3.0 kW output, 11 teeth, and an OSGR configuration, this starter is prepared for dependable engine cranking in the applications it was engineered to serve.
The Wilson Remanufactured Starter line focuses on measured, tested, and renewed components, with critical parts replaced with new during the remanufacturing process. That approach helps maintain OE-level fit and function for vehicles that rely on a DENSO-style starter assembly.
Key Features
- Wilson remanufactured starter, part number 91-29-5441
- 12-volt electrical system application
- 3.0 kW output for starting performance
- OSGR design with 11 teeth
- OE unit reference: DENSO
- Remanufactured with in-process inspections and testing
- Components are gauged, sorted, tested, and renewed
Product Details
Wilson remanufactured starters are processed to meet or exceed OE standards through inspection and testing at multiple stages of production. Wear-prone components are evaluated and renewed, while vital parts are replaced with new components to help restore proper starter operation. If you are sourcing a starter for a DENSO-based system, Wilson 91-29-5441 provides a direct replacement option for the correct electrical and mechanical setup.
This part cross-references DENSO-style starter applications using OE numbers such as 228000-2800 and 228000-2803 for the same application.
What It Helps Solve
- Slow or weak engine cranking
- No-start conditions caused by starter failure
- Intermittent starter engagement
- Grinding or improper starter gear engagement
- Electrical starting issues in 12V systems
Installation Notes and Tips
Confirm the OE unit type, tooth count, voltage, and mounting configuration before installation. Compare the removed starter to Wilson 91-29-5441 to verify the DENSO reference, OSGR design, and 11-tooth specification. Clean battery terminals, inspect cables, and check charging-system condition before replacing the starter to avoid repeat starting complaints.
Quality Assurance
Wilson remanufactured starters are produced with in-process inspections and tests throughout manufacturing. Each component is gauged, sorted, tested, and renewed as needed, and critical parts are replaced with new to help maintain strict Wilson standards.
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