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A cranking current test is performed, and the amperage is found to be less than specification. Technician A says the starter is bad and it should be replaced. Technician B insists on testing the resistance of the cables, grounds, and connections. Who is correct?
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Identify basic guidelines for starter motor reassembling.
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Lubricate armature shaft splines, bearings, and bushings with high temperature grease; seal the solenoid to the starter motor housing; check the pinion to flywheel teeth clearance; perform a no-load test.
Checking for excessive resistance in the starting circuit is being discussed. Technician A says connecting a voltmeter across the ground cable from the battery to the ground connection of the cable is the preferred method. Technician B says connecting an ohmmeter across the positive battery cable after it has been removed from the vehicle is the preferred method. Who is correct?
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The armature has two main components: the armature ____________________ and the commutator.
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The teeth on a starter drive are worn excessively. Technician A says to replace the starter drive. Technician B says to check the flywheel. Who is correct?
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The starter must never operate for more than sixty seconds at a time and should rest for two minutes between extended cranking.
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A battery should be checked and charged as needed before performing any starting systems tests.
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Which of the following is NOT a part of the starter control circuit?
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With a starter removed from the vehicle, how is the overrunning clutch inspected?
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Which of the following would NOT cause excessive current draw by the starter motor?
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Which of the following could result in a hard starting condition?
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Positive engagement or movable pole shoe type starters are normally found on older vehicles built by _____.
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How does the design of a permanent magnet starting motor differ from one designed with electromagnets?
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The gear ratio between the starter pinion gear and flywheel teeth provides an increase in torque and a reduction in speed (rpm).
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A(n) ____________________ is an electromagnetic device that uses the movement of a plunger to exert a pulling or holding force.
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The function of the overrunning clutch in the starter drive is to _____.
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A starter motor can have as many as ____________________ brushes.
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