2003-2008 Toyota Starter Motor 28100-0D080-84 Compatible for Corolla, Matrix

Product Overview

This 1.6 kW Starter Motor is a high-performance replacement specifically engineered for the Toyota Corolla and Toyota Matrix (2003–2008), including the 2006 Toyota Corolla starter and 2007 Toyota Matrix starter applications. It is a direct-fit unit for original equipment (OE) part number 28100-0D080 (and related variants like 28100-0D080-84), ensuring reliable ignition for the 1.8L 1ZZ-FE engine platform.

OE Part Numbers: Direct replacement for 28100-0D080, 28100-22030, 28100-22031, and Lester 17825.

Vehicl Application: Precision-matched for the Toyota Corolla (2003–2008)—including the 2006 Toyota Corolla starter—and Toyota Matrix (2003–2008), including the 2007 Toyota Matrix starter. Also compatible with the Pontiac Vibe, sharing the same powertrain.

Core Technology: Built with a 100% high-purity Copper Motor to provide maximum electrical conductivity and superior thermal resilience for consistent starts.

Technical Specifications

Electrical Power: Delivers a robust 1.6 kW output at 12V, providing higher cranking torque than standard 1.0 kW or 1.2 kW economy units.

Design Family: Engineered to DENSO OE standards, featuring a reliable Permanent Magnet Gear Reduction (PMGR) design.

Rotation Direction: Standard Clockwise rotation designed to match factory engine specifications.

Build Quality: Manufactured in facilities holding IATF 16949, ISO 9001, and ISO 14001 certifications.

Key Performance Features: High efficiency with low energy consumption, "Mute-level" quiet operation, and rapid engine engagement. For Toyota Corolla starter wholesale inquiries, contact our team today.

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Wholesale & Manufacturing Advantages

Massive Production Scale: With an annual capacity of 600,000 units, we ensure a stable and scalable supply chain for global distributors and wholesalers seeking the 2006 Toyota Corolla starter, 2007 Toyota Matrix starter, and 281000D08084 models.

Full Customization: Supports extensive OEM/ODM services for 2006 Toyota Corolla starter, 2007 Toyota Matrix starter, and 281000D08084 orders, including private-label branding and customized packaging.

Service Commitment: Every 2006 Toyota Corolla starter, 2007 Toyota Matrix starter, and 281000D08084 unit is backed by a 12-month warranty with flexible lead times of 7–60 days and a Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) of 100 units.

One reliable option for this platform is the TYC Starter Motor for Toyota Corolla/Matrix, which provides the exact 1.6 kW output and Denso-style configuration required for these vehicles—ideal for 2006 Toyota Corolla starter, 2007 Toyota Matrix starter, and 281000D08084 applications.

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FAQ

Q1: Is part number "28100-0D080-84" compatible with all Toyota Corolla and Matrix models from 2003 to 2008?

A: Not necessarily. The ninth-generation Corolla (E120 platform) and the related Pontiac Vibe/Toyota Matrix had variations, primarily with the 1.8L 1ZZ-FE engine. The core Toyota part number is "28100-0D080", while the suffix "-84" typically denotes a specific supplier or production batch/revision. This starter is primarily for models equipped with the 1.8L 1ZZ-FE engine and Automatic Transmission (AT). For Manual Transmission (MT) models, a different starter (often with a different bolt pattern or gear) is likely required. The most reliable method is to provide your vehicle’s VIN or confirm your engine/transmission type.

Q2: What does the "-84" at the end of the part number mean? Does it affect compatibility or quality?

A: In Toyota part numbers, the core section "28100-0D080" defines the part's primary function and vehicle fit. The suffix (e.g., "-84") typically indicates the manufacturer, minor revision, or supplier code. For instance, "-84" might denote manufacture by Denso. As long as the core number "28100-0D080" is the same, parts with different suffixes are generally fully interchangeable in function and physical dimensions, though there may be minor internal revisions. Therefore, a part with the "-84" suffix is usually compatible with others in the same series (e.g., "-83"), and quality is assured.

Q3: Is the product new, OEM, or remanufactured? For a vehicle 15-20 years old, which option is most reliable?

A: For this age and high-volume model, the market offers several options:
New OEM Parts: Brand-new from the original supplier (e.g., Denso), matching factory specs. This is the best but potentially more expensive choice.
High-Quality Remanufactured Units: This is the most common and cost-effective choice. Original cores are professionally refurbished with all wear components replaced and rigorously tested, often offering performance and warranty comparable to new.
New Aftermarket Brand Parts: Made by third-party brands to OE standards.
For older vehicles, a remanufactured unit or an OEM part from a reputable brand with a clear warranty is often the best balance of reliability and cost.

Q4: Does installing this starter require special tools or programming?

A: No special tools or programming are required. For the 2003-2008 Corolla/Matrix, replacing the starter is a purely mechanical and electrical procedure. Standard wrenches and sockets are sufficient. No programming or adaptation of the vehicle’s computer is needed. Simply disconnect the battery negative terminal before starting, reconnect after installation, and you may need to reset the power windows and clock afterward.

Q5: Does the package include mounting bolts and gaskets? Are there any precautions during installation?

A: The standard package typically includes only the starter motor assembly itself. Mounting bolts and any gaskets (if applicable) need to be reused from the original vehicle parts. For older vehicles, mounting bolts may be corroded. It is advisable to apply penetrating lubricant before attempting removal and have new bolts on hand in case the originals are damaged. During installation, ensure the electrical connectors are clean and securely attached.