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Land Rover Starter Motor 12V 10T CCW 1.0KW NAD101420

Original price $3,742.70 - Original price $3,742.70
Original price
$3,742.70
$3,742.70 - $3,742.70
Current price $3,742.70
SKU A9257606
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This Land Rover starter motor is a 12V unit with 10 teeth, counter-clockwise rotation, and a 1.0kW power rating. It is identified by part number and OEM number NAD101420, with a 75mm flange diameter and a dry clutch application.

It is listed as new and suits Denso unit make. For buyers matching a replacement starter, the key checks are voltage, tooth count, rotation direction, flange diameter, and the NAD101420 part number. Those details need to line up before purchase.

The starter motor is supplied as a single each unit. Warranty is shown as unknown, so it is worth confirming the condition, application, and part number carefully before ordering, especially where the original unit has been removed or the vehicle history is unclear.

Key Features

  • 12V starter motor
  • 10-tooth drive
  • Counter-clockwise rotation
  • 1.0kW power rating
  • 75mm flange diameter
  • Dry clutch application

Specifications

  • Type: Starter motor
  • Brand: Land Rover
  • Part No. / OEM Number: NAD101420
  • Voltage: 12V
  • Number of teeth: 10
  • Rotation: CCW
  • Power rating: 1.0kW
  • Flange diameter: 75mm

Fitment Information

  • Land Rover Freelander
  • Land Rover Freelander 1998
  • Land Rover Freelander 1999
  • Land Rover Freelander 2000
  • Land Rover Freelander 2001
  • Land Rover Freelander 2002
  • Land Rover Freelander 2003
  • Land Rover Freelander 2004

Application and Buying Notes

When replacing a starter motor, the safest match is the part number first. NAD101420 is the main identifier here, and it should be checked against the removed unit, the vehicle documentation, or the original supplier reference before purchase. The electrical and mechanical details also matter: this unit is 12V, 10-tooth, CCW, with a 75mm flange diameter and 1.0kW output.

The listed fitment references Land Rover Freelander applications across 1998 to 2006, but the exact match still depends on the vehicle’s original starter setup. Starter motors can vary by engine and build details, so confirm the Denso unit make, rotation direction, flange size, and tooth count against the existing part rather than relying on model name alone.

If the old starter is missing or unreadable, compare the mounting face, flange diameter, drive count, and rotation carefully before ordering. A 12V starter with 10 teeth and CCW rotation is not interchangeable with every other Land Rover starter, even when the vehicle appears similar. Verifying the NAD101420 number is the clearest way to reduce the risk of a mismatch.

Because warranty is listed as unknown, it is sensible to inspect the packaging and the physical unit on arrival before fitting. Do not force installation if the flange, bolt pattern, or electrical connections do not line up as expected. A correct starter should match the vehicle’s application details without modification.

Before supply, the safest approach is to confirm the original unit details against the listed part number, voltage, output rating, mounting arrangement, and pulley configuration. That checking process is standard practice in the parts trade because visually similar units can still differ in service-critical ways.

For workshop, fleet, and equipment applications, accurate identification of part number NAD101420 helps avoid unnecessary freight, additional labour, and vehicle or machine downtime. Where the application is not straightforward, the original unit, OEM reference, or workshop records should be used as the primary confirmation point.

Relevant published details for this unit include Type STARTER MOTOR, Unit of Measure EACH, Warranty Unknown, Number of Teeth 10, Rotation CCW, Voltage 12, Wet / Dry Clutch Dry, Product Group 1 ROTATING ELECTRICAL, Part No. NAD101420, Brand LANDROVER.

Additional published details for cross-checking include Description Starter Motor 12V 10Th CCW Landrover, Flange Diameter 75mm, Power Rating 1.0kW, Suits Unit Make Denso, New / Reman. New, OEM Number NAD101420, Product Group 2 STARTER MOTORS.

Starter Motor 12V 10Th CCW Landrover. Part number NAD101420 should be checked first. Listed voltage is 12. These details form the core reference points used by parts interpreters when confirming the correct replacement.

For part number NAD101420, the normal identification sequence is part number, electrical rating, mounting arrangement, connector or terminal style, and pulley or drive details. Using those checkpoints helps confirm that the listed unit matches the service requirement rather than only looking similar.

For a starter motor in workshop, fleet, trade, agricultural, or construction service, the listed voltage 12 should be checked carefully. Incorrect selection can affect installation time, return freight, and equipment availability.

Available application references include LAND ROVER FREELANDER, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1998, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1999, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 2000. Even with application listings, final confirmation should still be based on the exact unit being replaced and the service requirements of the vehicle or machine.

Compatibility note: Please confirm fitment with the NAD101420 part number, 12V specification, 10-tooth drive, CCW rotation, 75mm flange diameter, and your vehicle’s original application details before ordering.

FAQ

What is the part number for this starter motor?

The part number and OEM number listed for this starter motor is NAD101420. For this listing, part number NAD101420 is the main reference point. Listed voltage is 12. Published fitment references include LAND ROVER FREELANDER, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1998, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1999. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

What voltage is this starter motor?

This starter motor is 12V. For this listing, part number NAD101420 is the main reference point. Listed voltage is 12. Published fitment references include LAND ROVER FREELANDER, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1998, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1999. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

How many teeth does it have?

It has 10 teeth. For this listing, part number NAD101420 is the main reference point. Listed voltage is 12. Published fitment references include LAND ROVER FREELANDER, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1998, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1999. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

What rotation direction is listed?

The rotation is CCW, which means counter-clockwise. For this listing, part number NAD101420 is the main reference point. Listed voltage is 12. Published fitment references include LAND ROVER FREELANDER, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1998, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1999. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

What Land Rover applications are listed?

The fitment data lists Land Rover Freelander applications, including 1998 through 2006. For this listing, part number NAD101420 is the main reference point. Listed voltage is 12. Published fitment references include LAND ROVER FREELANDER, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1998, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1999. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

What should I check before buying?

Confirm the NAD101420 part number, 12V rating, 10-tooth drive, CCW rotation, 75mm flange diameter, and the vehicle’s original starter application details before ordering. For this listing, part number NAD101420 is the main reference point. Listed voltage is 12. Published fitment references include LAND ROVER FREELANDER, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1998, LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1999. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

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