Genuine Bentley Arnage Green Label Starter Motor - PB29010PA

Brand Name : Bentley

Part Number : PB29010PA

Condition : New

Availability : In Stock

Price :$1,160.00

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Description

Authentic OEM Starter Motor for the Bentley Arnage Green Label (1998–2000). This Genuine Bentley part (PB29010PA) is the factory-specified unit for the 4.4L Twin-Turbo BMW V8 engine. Designed to meet the high-torque demands of the Arnage’s bespoke electrical architecture, this starter ensures reliable ignition and perfect integration with the factory wiring harness and mounting points.

Restore the dependable starting power of your Green Label Arnage with this Genuine OEM Starter.

The early Bentley Arnage "Green Label" utilized a specialized 4.4L V8 powertrain that requires precise amperage draw and engagement timing. The PB29010PA is the original-equipment starter designed by Bentley to withstand the heat soak common in the Arnage’s tight engine bay. Unlike generic "premium" or rebuilt units that may struggle with the vehicle's high-compression startup, this Genuine part provides the consistent cranking speed necessary to prevent premature battery drain.

Topical Authority Specs:

Application: Bentley Arnage Green Label (1998, 1999, 2000).
Engine: 4.4L Twin-Turbo V8 (BMW M62-based).
Part Number: PB29010PA.
Condition: Brand New Genuine Bentley Stock.

The Genuine Advantage: This starter is balanced specifically for the L-Series/M62 hybrid configuration found in the Green Label. It features hardened pinion gears and heavy-duty internal solenoids that are vibration-tested to meet Bentley's original luxury standards. Installing a Genuine PB29010PA ensures that your vehicle’s immobilizer and engine management systems receive the correct voltage feedback during the start cycle.

Tech Tips:

The PB29010PA is specific to the 4.4L Green Label engine and is not interchangeable with the 6.75L Red Label or Arnage T starters. When replacing this unit, inspect the main battery cable for any signs of corrosion or "greening" at the terminal, as high resistance can cause even a new starter to fail prematurely.