If you've converted your Ford Model A to a 12-volt electrical system, this Gear Reduction Starter (A-11002-X12) is one of the best upgrades you can make.
Unlike traditional direct-drive starters, this modern gear reduction design spins the engine more efficiently while drawing less current. The reduction gearing also engages the ring gear more smoothly, reducing wear and eliminating the harsh impact often associated with conventional 12-volt starters.
Designed as a direct replacement for the factory starter on 1928-1934 Ford Model A vehicles, installation is straightforward. A customer-supplied push-button starter switch is required as part of the wiring conversion, with the wiring layout shown in the included installation illustration.
The starter features an adjustable mounting bracket, allowing the unit to be positioned correctly during installation for optimum gear engagement.
Built for dependable touring and regular driving, this starter offers improved reliability over rebuilt originals and is backed by a 1-year warranty.
The product gallery includes the wiring illustration to assist during installation.
Yesteryear Garage & Parts proudly supplies genuine Snyder's Antique Auto Parts throughout Australia.
Modern gear reduction starter design
Designed for 12-volt electrical systems
Direct replacement for original Model A starter
Faster engine cranking
Reduced current draw
Smoother ring gear engagement
Adjustable mounting bracket
Durable modern construction
1-year manufacturer's warranty
More reliable starting in all conditions
Less wear on the flywheel ring gear
Ideal for 12-volt converted vehicles
Lower electrical load during starting
Excellent upgrade for regularly driven Model A vehicles
Ford Model A (1928-1931)
Ford Model B (1932)
Ford 4-cylinder (1933-1934)
Vehicles converted to a 12-volt electrical system
Part Number: A-11002-X12
Vehicle Compatibility: Ford Model A/B (1928-1934)
Voltage: 12 Volt
Type: Gear Reduction Starter
Warranty: 1 Year
Installation Note: Requires customer-supplied push-button starter switch
If you've converted your Ford Model A to a 12-volt electrical system, this Gear Reduction Starter (A-11002-X12) is one of the best upgrades you can make.
Unlike traditional direct-drive starters, this modern gear reduction design spins the engine more efficiently while drawing less current. The reduction gearing also engages the ring gear more smoothly, reducing wear and eliminating the harsh impact often associated with conventional 12-volt starters.
Designed as a direct replacement for the factory starter on 1928-1934 Ford Model A vehicles, installation is straightforward. A customer-supplied push-button starter switch is required as part of the wiring conversion, with the wiring layout shown in the included installation illustration.
The starter features an adjustable mounting bracket, allowing the unit to be positioned correctly during installation for optimum gear engagement.
Built for dependable touring and regular driving, this starter offers improved reliability over rebuilt originals and is backed by a 1-year warranty.
The product gallery includes the wiring illustration to assist during installation.
Yesteryear Garage & Parts proudly supplies genuine Snyder's Antique Auto Parts throughout Australia.
Modern gear reduction starter design
Designed for 12-volt electrical systems
Direct replacement for original Model A starter
Faster engine cranking
Reduced current draw
Smoother ring gear engagement
Adjustable mounting bracket
Durable modern construction
1-year manufacturer's warranty
More reliable starting in all conditions
Less wear on the flywheel ring gear
Ideal for 12-volt converted vehicles
Lower electrical load during starting
Excellent upgrade for regularly driven Model A vehicles
Ford Model A (1928-1931)
Ford Model B (1932)
Ford 4-cylinder (1933-1934)
Vehicles converted to a 12-volt electrical system
Part Number: A-11002-X12
Vehicle Compatibility: Ford Model A/B (1928-1934)
Voltage: 12 Volt
Type: Gear Reduction Starter
Warranty: 1 Year
Installation Note: Requires customer-supplied push-button starter switch
