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Technician A says permanent magnet starter motors are more robust than electromagnetic field type motors and can better withstand being dropped. Technician B says permanent magnet motors can produce more torque using less electric current. Who is correct?
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Technician A says the purpose of the solenoid is to engage the starter pinion into the flywheel's ring gear. Technician B says the solenoid energizes the starter motor by closing the electrical circuit from the battery to the motor. Who is correct?
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What is the purpose of field coils and pole shoes?
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They are designed to produce strong stationary electromagnetic fields within the starter body as current is passed through the starter.
All positive engagement starters use a(n)____________________ in series between the battery and the starter motor.
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An engine cranks slowly. Technician A says a possible cause of the problem is low resistance in the starter circuit connections. Technician B says a possible cause is an open in the starter field coil circuit. Who is correct?
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When performing a cranking current test: if a remote starter switch cannot be used, the _____ system must be disabled.
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Describe some important safety precautions that should be followed while testing the starter.
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The part of the armature that the brushes ride on is called the ____________________.
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Why does proper starter operation depend on good battery cables and connectors?
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Which of the following is NOT part of the starter motor circuit?
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The field coils in the starter motor are connected in ______.
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Nearly all starter system current testers (VAT)use an ____________________type ammeter to measure current draw.
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The starter motor converts electric current into torque or twisting force through the interaction of magnetic fields.
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The usual minimum cranking voltage specification is ______ volts.
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Which of the following tests would be performed to check for high resistance in the positive battery cable?
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The starter circuit requires strong voltage, but actual current flow is low.
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The field coils connect in series with the armature windings through the starter ____________________.
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The pull-in winding and hold-in winding are part of the _____.
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