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Denso Auto Parts Denso 280-6010 Remanufactured Starter Motor

Denso Auto Parts Denso 280-6010 Remanufactured Starter Motor

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$223.19last seen Oct 29

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Our take on the Denso Auto Parts Denso 280-6010 Remanufactured Starter Motor

The Denso 280-6010 is a remanufactured permanent-magnet gear-reduction (PMGR) starter rated at 1.6 kW and 12 V, built as a direct bolt-on replacement for the 2008 Honda Accord Coupe EX. It uses a 9-tooth pinion, copper contacts and a re-tapped housing, and Denso is the original supplier for many Honda starters. Remanufactured units cost less than new OE starters, and the latest price sits in the normal range for a reman Denso.

Best for2008 Honda Accord Coupe EX owners with a failed starterDrivers who want OE-supplier parts at a reman priceDIYers doing a direct bolt-on replacementHot- or cold-climate cars that need reliable cranking
Pros
  • Denso is the original equipment supplier for many Honda starters
  • PMGR design is lighter and draws less current than older gear-reduction starters
  • Direct fit with 9-tooth pinion and bolt-on mounting
  • Copper contacts and re-tapped housing for better conductivity and fit
  • Remanufactured price is well below a new OE starter
Cons
  • Fits only the listed 2008 Accord Coupe EX application, so verify your engine and trim
  • Remanufactured, not new, so wear parts are rebuilt rather than factory-fresh
  • Core charge and return shipping often apply
  • No new-starter warranty length unless the seller states it

Denso Auto Parts Denso 280-6010 Remanufactured Starter Motor price history

Lowest price we've seen: $223.19 on Oct 29. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 29.

What reviewers say

Owners of remanufactured Denso starters generally report they crank like the original and last for years. Complaints center on occasional dead-on-arrival units and core-charge hassles rather than the design itself.

Pros
  • Cranks strongly in cold weather
  • Bolts up with no modification
  • Quiet operation compared with worn original
  • Holds up over multiple years
Cons
  • Occasional defective unit out of the box
  • Core charge and return shipping add cost
  • Reman finish can look rougher than new

Specifications

Compatible Vehicle Make
Honda
Compatible Vehicle Model
Accord Coupe EX
Compatible Vehicle Year
2008
Voltage
12 V
Starter Type
PMGR (Permanent Magnet Gear Reduction)
Amperage
15 Amps
Power
1.6 KW
Rotation Direction
Clockwise
Model Name
Starter Motor Re Manufactured
Series
2806010
Vehicle Type
Car
Application
Racing
Design Type
Direct Fit
Number Of Teeth
9
Terminal Type
Premium copper terminals
Mounting Type
Bolt on
Finish
Factory Finish
Cranking Power
Maximum Cranking Torque Under All Conditions
Durability
Withstands grueling heat and corrosion (housing), Reliability
Operating Temperature Range
Provides dependable start in hot and cold weather conditions
Contact Material
Copper
Housing Material
Re-tapped housing

Questions and answers

Is this starter worth it over a new one?
For a 2008 Accord Coupe EX, a reman Denso is usually the value pick. It is built by the original supplier and costs less than a new OE unit, though a new starter may carry a longer warranty.
Will it fit my Accord?
It is listed for the 2008 Honda Accord Coupe EX. Check your engine and trim against the part number 280-6010 before ordering, since other Accord models use different starters.
What is a PMGR starter?
PMGR stands for permanent magnet gear reduction. It uses permanent magnets instead of field coils, so it is lighter and draws less current than older designs while still delivering 1.6 kW.
What is in the box?
You get the remanufactured starter motor only. Mounting bolts, shims and a new solenoid are not included unless the seller says otherwise.
When is it cheapest?
Reman starter prices move with core-charge promotions and seasonal sales. Compare the current listing against its recent price history before buying.