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Starter Motor - Suitable for Landcruiser HZJ70 75 78 79 80 PZJ70 75 1HD-T 1HZ 1PZ

Starter Motor - Suitable for Landcruiser HZJ70 75 78 79 80 PZJ70 75 1HD-T 1HZ 1PZ

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This starter motor—suitable for the Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ70, 75, 78, 79, 80, PZJ70, 75, 1HD-T, 1HZ, and 1PZ—gets your engine turning. It converts battery power into the motion required to spin the crankshaft and start combustion. Even after leaving your car parked for extended periods of time or trying to start it in cold weather, you'll notice steady cranking.

Built with a solid metal casing and quality internal parts, the starter motor—suitable for the Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ70, 75, 78, 79, 80, PZJ70, 75, 1HD-T, 1HZ, and 1PZ—resists wear and handles high electrical loads.

Fitment is specific to the listed Land Cruiser diesel models, making installation straightforward.

Keep this starter motor—suitable for the Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ70, 75, 78, 79, 80, PZJ70, 75, 1HD-T, 1HZ, and 1PZ—on hand for quick replacement and overall maintenance.

Features:

  • 12V, 2.5KW, 12T, CW, 6-Cylinder  Diesel

Fitment:

  • Fits Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ70 (Engine 1HZ, 4.2L, 1990–1999)
  • Fits Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ75 (Engine 1HZ, 4.2L, 1990–1999)
  • Fits Toyota Land Cruiser PZJ73 (Engine 1PZ, 5-Cylinder, 3.5L, 1990–1991)
  • Fits Toyota Land Cruiser PZJ75 (Engine 1PZ, 5-Cylinder, 3.5L, 1990–1991)
  • Fits Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ73 (Engine 1HZ, 4.2L, 1990–1991)
  • Fits Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ78R (Engine 1HZ, 6-Cylinder , 4.2L, 1999–2007)
  • Fits Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ79R (Engine 1HZ, 6-Cylinder , 4.2L, 1999–2007)
  • Fits Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ80 (Engine 1HZ, 4.2L, 1990–1998)
  • Fits Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ80 (Engine 1HZ, 6-Cylinder, 4.2L, 1997–1998).
  • Fits Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ105 (Engine 1HZ, 6-Cylinder, 4.2L, 1998–2007).
  • Fits Toyota Land Cruiser HDJ78R (Engine 1HD-FTE, 6-Cylinder, 4.2L, 2001–2007).
  • Fits Toyota Land Cruiser HDJ79R (Engine 1HD-FTE, 6-Cylinder, 4.2L, 2001–2007).
  • Fits Toyota Land Cruiser HDJ80 (Engine 1HD-T, 4.2L, 1990–1998)
  • Fits Toyota Land Cruiser HDJ100 (Engine 1HD-FTE, 4.2L, 2002–2004)

Package Includes:

  • 1 x Starter Motor

Note: Parts for repair only.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this starter motor compatible with my LandCruiser's diesel engine? +

Yes, this heavy-duty starter motor is precision-engineered to suit the iconic Toyota 1HZ, 1HD-T, and 1PZ diesel engines. It is a direct-fit replacement for numerous LandCruiser models, including the HZJ and PZJ 70, 75, 78, 79, and 80 Series.

Why is this unit better for cold-start performance? +

These engines have high compression, which requires significant torque to turn over, especially in colder climates. This starter motor is designed to deliver higher cranking torque and speed compared to standard units, ensuring consistent, reliable starts even when the engine is cold or has been sitting for an extended period.

What should I inspect if my engine is slow to crank? +

Before replacing the starter, verify that your batteries are fully charged and in good health. Crucially, check the main battery cables, specifically the B+ supply wire and the main engine earth strap. Corrosion or loose connections here are common culprits for "starter failure" symptoms on older LandCruisers.

Is installation a difficult job? +

It is a standard mechanical task involving the removal of mounting bolts and electrical cables. **Safety First:** Always disconnect the negative battery terminal before you begin. Because the main cable is constantly live, this step is essential to prevent accidental short circuits while working in the engine bay.

How do I identify a failing starter motor? +

Signs include a persistent "click" sound when turning the key, slow/labored cranking, or complete silence when attempting to start. If you hear a grinding noise, it often suggests that the pinion gear is struggling to engage with the flywheel, which can cause damage if left unaddressed.

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