9-Teeth Starter Motor For 150cc 200cc 250cc Air-Cooled ATV Quad Part Go Kart US
9-Teeth Starter Motor For 150cc 200cc 250cc Air-Cooled ATV Quad Part Go Kart US
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Starter Motor for 150cc 200cc 250cc ATV Quad Go Kart
This 9-tooth starter motor is a replacement electric starter designed to crank 150cc, 200cc, and 250cc air-cooled ATV, quad, and go kart engines so you can get back on the trail or track without delay.
Overview
This 9-teeth starter motor is a direct-fit replacement electric starter built to turn over 150cc, 200cc, and 250cc air-cooled engines found on ATVs, quads, and go karts. It delivers the cranking power needed to fire up your engine reliably, making it a practical replacement for a worn or failed starter. It is aimed at riders and mechanics servicing small-displacement air-cooled machines.
Built For Performance
- 9-tooth drive gear matched to common 150cc, 200cc, and 250cc air-cooled engine setups
- Electric starter design replaces a failed or weak factory unit
- Built to deliver consistent cranking torque for reliable cold and warm starts
- Compact housing sized for tight ATV, quad, and go kart engine bays
- Simple bolt-on replacement for routine starter service
Fits These Machines
- for 150cc air-cooled ATV and quad models
- for 200cc air-cooled ATV and quad models
- for 250cc air-cooled ATV and quad models
- for 150cc, 200cc, and 250cc air-cooled go karts
On-The-Job Use
- Trail and off-road riding on 150cc to 250cc air-cooled ATVs and quads
- Recreational go kart use on 150cc to 250cc air-cooled engines
- Replacing a starter that clicks, drags, or fails to crank
- Routine maintenance and engine rebuild projects
Specs At A Glance
| Tooth Count | 9 teeth |
| Engine Fitment | 150cc, 200cc, 250cc air-cooled |
| Machine Types | ATV, quad, go kart |
| Type | Electric starter motor |
Good To Know
Q: Will this starter fit my 200cc quad? A: It is built for 150cc, 200cc, and 250cc air-cooled ATV, quad, and go kart engines, but mounting and gear engagement can vary by model, so confirm your engine and starter mounting before ordering.
Q: How many teeth does this starter have? A: This starter motor uses a 9-tooth drive gear, which must match the tooth count and engagement of your original starter for proper operation.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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