Starter Motor for 2006-2014 Acura TSX 2.4L & Honda Accord Civic CR-V Element
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Starter Motor for Select Acura TSX and Honda Models
Replacement starter motor for the specific Acura and Honda applications and engine sizes listed below.
Critical fitment warning: Fitment is engine-specific. The available source does not specify automatic or manual transmission, engine code, production-date breakpoints, starter output, pinion tooth count, rotation, nose housing, mounting-hole pattern, or electrical-terminal orientation. Do not order by make and year alone. Confirm the VIN, engine label, transmission, original starter label, mounting flange, pinion, terminals, and reference number.
Vehicle Compatibility
Acura
- 2006–2014 Acura TSX — 2.4L L4
Honda
- 2006–2012 Honda Accord — 2.4L
- 2006–2011 Honda Civic — 2.0L
- 2007–2011 Honda CR-V — 2.4L
- 2007–2011 Honda Element — 2.4L
Other engines are not confirmed. In particular, the Civic application is specified for 2.0L only; 1.8L and Hybrid configurations are not included in the available fitment information.
Reference Numbers
31200-R40-A01, 31200-R40-A01RM, 31200-RAA-A61, RAA5K, 31200-RRA-A51, RRA53, 31200-R41-L01, 31200-RZA-A01, RZA5V, SM710-05, SM730-02, SM710-02, SM710-07, SM730-01, 410-54107, 410-54107R, SMU0428, SMU0497, SMU0498, 336-2059, 336-2093, 336-2124, 1-17960, 17960, 19082, 19009, 17960N.
Reference numbers are provided for comparison. Match the original starter’s label, mounting ears, nose housing, pinion gear, electrical terminals, solenoid position, transmission application, and engine code.
Package Contents
One starter motor. The source does not confirm mounting bolts, shims, wiring, terminal nuts, brackets, heat shields, or other installation hardware. Review the product images before ordering.
Common Starting Symptoms
- Single click with no engine cranking
- Intermittent no-crank condition
- Slow cranking with a known-good battery
- Grinding or abnormal noise during cranking
- Starter remains engaged after the engine starts
Similar symptoms may also be caused by a weak battery, corroded cables, poor grounds, a faulty relay or ignition circuit, park/neutral or clutch-interlock faults, immobilizer issues, engine mechanical problems, or damaged flywheel or flexplate teeth. Test the complete starting system before replacement.
Installation Notes
Professional installation is recommended. Disconnect the negative battery cable before service and retain vehicle memory settings as required. Inspect battery condition, positive and ground cables, terminals, relay circuit, and ring-gear teeth. Compare the new and original starters before installation. Follow Acura or Honda procedures and torque specifications, secure all electrical connections and protective covers, and route wiring away from heat and moving parts. After installation, verify normal cranking, charging-system operation, and that no warning indicators remain.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this fit every Acura or Honda from the listed years?
No. Fitment is limited to the models, years, and engine sizes listed above.
Does the Civic application fit 1.8L or Hybrid models?
No confirmed fitment is provided. The source specifies Civic 2.0L only.
Does it fit both automatic and manual transmissions?
Transmission compatibility is not specified. Verify the VIN and original starter.
Are mounting bolts included?
The source does not confirm bolts, wiring, terminal hardware, brackets, or heat shields. Review the product images before ordering.
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