S0758 12V 1.0kW Starter Motor Fits Ford Scorpio, Ford Sierra

Description

S0758 Replacement Starter Motor

For a S0758 starter motor enquiry, use Lucas reference LRS00758 alongside the vehicle and original unit details. The listed electrical rating is 12V 1.0kW. A starter motor turns the engine during starting; the electrical rating and mechanical engagement must suit the application. Applications include selected Ford Scorpio 2.0 Petrol variants.

Key Features and Benefits

• 12V electrical system: match the vehicle voltage before selecting a unit.
• 1.0kW power: compare the listed rating with the original starter motor.
• 10-tooth pinion: compare gear engagement and pinion position.
• Clockwise rotation: check the specified direction before fitting.
• M8 connector / terminal: check the connection against the original unit.

Compatible Vehicles and Applications

• Ford Scorpio 2.0 Petrol – selected applications 1994–1997 (engine code NSD).
• Ford Sierra 1.6 Petrol – selected applications 1988–1993 (engine code HL16L6B/HL16REF).
• Ford Sierra Sapphire 1.6 Petrol – selected applications 1989–1993 (engine code HL16L6B).
• Ford Transit 100 2.0 Petrol – selected applications 1991–1994 (engine code NCA).
• Ford Transit 120 2.0 Petrol – selected applications 1991–1994 (engine code NCA).
• Ford Transit 150 2.0 Petrol – selected applications 1991–1994 (engine code NCA).

These are selected applications, not the complete fitment list. Check the detailed vehicle compatibility table, engine code and production year, then compare the original unit before ordering.

OE Numbers and Cross-Reference Information

The following cross-reference numbers are associated with S0758. Compare them with the original unit and technical specifications; a number match alone does not establish vehicle compatibility.

1107029, 1107041, 1114008, 1114017, 1114021, 1114023, 986015200, 986015202, 986015203, 455662, 1280002660, 1280008660, LRS00758, 26680D, LRS758, S26053, DRS5200, 1008829, 5021205, 5023597, 5027123, 6504742, 6994100, 87BB11000EB, 87BB11000EC, 87BBEB, 87BBEC, 91BB11000DA, 91BB11000FA, 91BBDA, 91BBFA, 91BX11000FA, 91BXFA, 92BB11000AA, 92BBAA, 95GB11000CA, 95GB11000FA, 95GBCA, 95GBFA, R91BX11000FA

The full manufacturer cross-reference and OE listings are available elsewhere on this page. Confirm whether a number is an OE or aftermarket reference when comparing the original unit.

When Should You Replace Your Starter Motor?

Failure to crank, clicking during a start request or intermittent cranking can indicate a starting-system problem. A weak battery, poor connections or control-circuit faults can produce similar symptoms; test the system before replacing the starter motor.

Why Buy from Sahibs Auto Electrics?

Sahibs Auto Electrics is a UK automotive electrical parts specialist supplying alternators and starter motors. Ask for help identifying S0758 using the existing part number and vehicle details. Check the current condition options and availability before purchase. Buy online for UK delivery or Click & Collect, checking the current order arrangements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will S0758 fit my Ford Scorpio?

Ford Scorpio 2.0 Petrol (1994–1997) is a listed application. Confirm the engine code and original unit configuration in the detailed fitment table.

Does S0758 replace Lucas LRS00758?

Lucas LRS00758 is a listed identification reference. Compare it with the original unit and specifications; a cross-reference does not guarantee compatibility by itself.

What specifications are listed for S0758?

The listed details include 12V, 1.0kW power, 10 pinion teeth, clockwise rotation. Compare the complete specifications on this page with the unit being replaced.

Is S0758 new or remanufactured?

Check the current product condition selection for S0758. Confirm the supplier and availability of the option you want before completing the order.

What should I compare before ordering S0758?

Compare 12V compatibility, 1.0kW power, 10 pinion teeth, rotation, mounting and electrical connections with the original starter.

Does clicking prove the starter motor has failed?

No. Battery voltage, wiring and control-circuit faults can also cause clicking or no cranking. Have the starting system tested before choosing a replacement.