Starter OEM 361002e200
OEM 361002e200 is the genuine starter, fitting 17 vehicles, sourced used across Europe and delivered worldwide.
About OEM 361002e200
The OEM code 361002e200 refers to a starter used in vehicles by HYUNDAI and KIA. This part is crucial for starting the engine. Without a working starter, your car won't run. It is designed to fit specific models like the i40 I CW, i40 I, ix35, and TUCSON. Having the right starter ensures your vehicle starts smoothly every time.
OEM codes like 361002e200 are important because they help identify the exact part needed for a vehicle. They can be reused across different models that share similar designs. This means a starter with this code can fit several compatible cars, making it easier to find and replace parts. Using the right OEM code ensures compatibility and reliability, keeping your car running well.
Vehicles compatible with OEM 361002e200
This OEM code fits 17 vehicles. Use the filter to find yours; the engine and year range confirm the exact match.
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