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Starter Drive for John Deere 16 T CCW 54-7009

Starter Drive for John Deere 16 T CCW 54-7009

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The drive engages the flywheel and freewheels once the engine fires. Grinding on start, or a starter that spins without cranking, points at the drive. Rated 16 T, CCW. Built for Tecumseh Small Engine Starters. Ships from USA. Power on the first turn.

Specifications

Specification 16 T, CCW
Built for Tecumseh Small Engine Starters
Dim 1 10.2mm ID, 32.6mm Gear OD, 32mm L

Fits these units (3)

5749, 5752, 5898

Units shown as links are ones we stock; the rest are listed so you can match the number off your own unit.

Vehicle applications (7)

Make Model Year Engine
John Deere 56 1971-1974 Tecumseh 6HP
John Deere 56 1971-1974 Tecumseh 7HP
John Deere 66 1975-1977 Tecumseh 6HP
John Deere 870GP 1971-1974 Tecumseh 7HP
John Deere 9370R 1966-1969 Tecumseh 7HP
John Deere 9470RX 1978-1983 Tecumseh 5HP
John Deere 9570R 1970-1974 Tecumseh 7HP

Reference numbers (2)

Tecumseh 33432, 37052A

Cross reference numbers are shown for compatibility only. All brand names are the property of their respective owners.

Common questions about this starter

Is it the starter or the solenoid?

One loud click and no crank usually points at the solenoid or the battery connection. Rapid clicking is nearly always a flat battery or a bad ground, not the starter. A whirring noise with no engine turning means the drive gear is not engaging. Silence with good battery voltage points at the ignition switch, a relay or the starter itself.

Before replacing anything, load test the battery and clean both cable ends. A poor ground imitates a failed starter closely enough to sell a lot of unnecessary parts.

What is tooth count and why does it matter?

The tooth count is the number of teeth on the drive gear that meets the engine flywheel. It has to match the flywheel it engages. A starter that is otherwise identical but carries a different tooth count will not mesh correctly and will chew the ring gear.

Count the teeth on your old drive gear if you are unsure. Our glossary explains the rest of the spec vocabulary.

What does gear reduction mean?

A gear reduction starter puts a small gearbox between the motor and the drive. It spins a smaller, lighter motor faster and gears it down for torque, so you get more cranking power for less weight and less current draw. Direct drive starters skip the gearbox and are simpler but heavier for the same output.

The two are not interchangeable by eye. Match the mounting and the part number, not the look.

Is this new or remanufactured?

New. Every starter we list is a new unit, not a rebuilt core, and it carries a one year warranty. There is no core to return and no deposit to chase.

How fast does it ship?

Orders leave within three business days. Ships from USA. You can read the full terms in our shipping policy, and returns are covered in the return and refund policy.

What if I order the wrong part?

Returns are accepted within the window set out in our return and refund policy,and a restocking fee applies unless the part is defective or we made the error. A unit that has been installed or used cannot be returned, so it is worth confirming fitment by part number before you fit it.