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JCB 12V 2.0kW 9-Tooth Starter Motor 714/35600 – 8025CTS 803/804 8040ZTS 8045ZTS
$238.69
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This 12V, 2.0kW, 9-tooth starter motor replaces JCB 714/35600 on compatible compact excavators including 8025CTS, 803/804-series and 8040ZTS/8045ZTS applications.
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
Compatible equipment / model
| Make / Family | Applications |
|---|---|
| JCB excavators | 802.7 Super, 8025CTS, 8027Z, 803 Plus, 803 Super, 8035ZTS, 804 Plus, 8040ZTS, 8045ZTS, 8052 |
Product Overview
A starter motor must provide enough cranking torque to turn the diesel engine at starting speed. Worn brushes, solenoid contacts, bearings or armature components can cause clicking, slow crank, intermittent engagement or complete no-crank symptoms.
Research cross-references 714/35600 with 714/40482 and 714/40014 and lists a PMGR, clockwise-rotation, 12V 2.0kW 9-tooth configuration. Compare pinion tooth count, mounting flange and electrical terminal location to the removed starter.
Key Features & Performance
- 12V PMGR starter design
- 2.0kW output with 9-tooth drive
- Broad fitment across JCB mini/midi excavator applications using the listed starter family
Technical Details
- Voltage: 12V
- Power: 2.0kW
- Pinion: 9 teeth
- Rotation: clockwise (per common service cross-reference)
Replaces Part Numbers
- 714/35600
- 71435600
- 714/40482
- 714/40014
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What should I compare before installation?
A: Match voltage, tooth count, flange/mounting and terminal orientation to the original starter.
Q: Can a weak battery look like a failed starter?
A: Yes. Load-test the battery and inspect cables/grounds before replacing a starter for slow-crank symptoms.
Verify starter number, voltage and 9-tooth drive configuration.