for Citroën Alle

Starter for Citroen DS, 10 teeth, with magnetic switch (new part). Built up to 09/1968. The starter

motor can also be used with Citroen DS, which does not has a magnetic switch on the starter motor. Therefore either only the magnetic switch is bridged, or it is controlled with the relay at the battery. This additionally protects the expensive battery relay.

High performance starter motor. Suitable for Citroen DS + ID (DV), from year of construction 1966

to 09/1968! 12 Volt, 1,4KW! 10 teeth. This smart high-performance starter motor has an intermediate gearbox. As a result, it has approx. twice the performance of a standard starter motor with half the power consumption and only 3.8kg weight! Based on a DENSO motorsport starter. Replaces original starter: Paris Rhone D10E49, Ducellier 6166C

High performance starter motor. Suitable for Citroen DS + ID, from year of construction 1969 to

1975! 12 Volt, 1,4KW! 9 teeth. Without holder for heat shield. This smart high-performance starter motor has an intermediate gearbox. As a result, it has approx. twice the performance of a standard starter motor with half the power consumption and only 3.8kg weight! Based on a DENSO motorsport starter.

High performance starter motor. Suitable for Citroen DS19 + ID19, from year of construction 1955 to

1965! 12 volt, 1.4KW! 9 teeth. This smart high-performance starter motor has an intermediate gearbox. As a result, it has approx. twice the performance of a standard starter motor with half the power consumption and only 3.8kg weight! Based on a DENSO motorsport starter.

Starter motor, new part. 12 V. Suitable for Citroen HY. Specially made! An old part return is not

necessary! For mounting: Mount the small cable bridge (between the screw connection 8mm and the tongue connection above). This cable bridge is included with the starter. Function with the HY: The starter relay at the positive pole cable at the battery switches directly the terminal 30 (plus) at the starter. Now the current flows via the cable bridge to terminal 50 (tongue connection, control connection). This causes the solenoid switch to pull in and push the pinion forward. This closes the contact on the starter itself.