Starter Drive for Clockwise Starter Motors with 11 Teeth on Drive This starter drive is a directfunction component designed to transfer torque from the starter motor to the engine ring gear in systems that require clockwise rotation and an 11tooth pinion. It provides reliable engagement and predictable operation when matched to the correct starter and flywheel configuration. Key benefits Correct engagement: The 11tooth drive pinion matches starters and flywheels specified for that tooth count, helping ensure accurate meshing and smooth engagement. Righthand rotation compatibility: Designed specifically for clockwise starter rotation to prevent incorrect operation and premature wear. Improves starter performance: Proper pinion fit reduces slippage and inconsistent engagement, supporting reliable engine starts. Practical replacement part: Useful for service and of starter assemblies where the original starter drive shows wear or damage. Important attributes Function: Transfers torque from starter motor to engine ring gear and engages and disengages the starter pinion as the motor operates. Rotation: Clockwise rotation only. Verify starter motor rotation direction before installation. Teeth on drive: 11 teeth. Confirm flywheel or ring gear tooth count and pinion compatibility prior to . Fit and use: Intended as a starter drive component for assemblies that require an 11tooth, clockwise pinion. Check mechanical fit and mounting interface against the existing starter assembly. Performance and reliability Provides consistent engagement when matched to the correct starter motor and ring gear. Designed for repeated engagement cycles typical of starter operation. Helps reduce starter and ring gear wear when correctly specified and installed. Use scenarios Replacement during starter motor : Swap in this starter drive when the original pinion teeth are worn or damaged, restoring reliable engagement for a clockwise starter system with an 11tooth pinion. Starter rebuild in a maintenance : Include this part when rebuilding starter assemblies that specify clockwise rotation and an 11tooth drive pinion to maintain original equipment compatibility. Custom or restored vehicles: Use when assembling or restoring an engine starter system that requires a clockwise rotation starter drive with 11 teeth to match the engine ring gear. Installation notes Confirm that the starter motor uses clockwise rotation and that the flywheel or ring gear is compatible with an 11tooth pinion before installation. Inspect related starter components such as the armature, bendix mechanism, and ring gear for wear and alignment to ensure proper longterm function. Professional installation or guidance is recommended if you are uncertain about starter motor specifications or fitment. Key specifications Type: Starter Drive Rotation: Clockwise Teeth on drive: 11 Verify compatibility with your starter assembly and engine specifications prior to to ensure a proper fit and reliable operation.