Exam 52: Cranking System

The starter motor can produce up to ________ horsepower.

Which starting system component uses a small amount of current to control a large amount of current?

Which safety device is used on vehicles with manual transmissions?

Most remote start systems will shut off the engine after ________ minutes unless reset by the remote fob.

How many brushes are typically used in the automotive starter?

On a vehicle with computer-controlled starting, some key-operated ignition systems, and most Push-button-to-start systems use the PCM to crank the engine. The ignition switch start position or the push-to-start button is used as a(an) ________ signal to the PCM.

Technician A says that the starter control circuit includes the ignition switch, neutral safety (clutch) switch, and solenoid. Technician B says that the power circuit includes the battery, battery cables, solenoid, and starter motor. Who is right?

The overrunning clutch (starter drive) accomplishes which of the following?

Which brushes are not insulated?

On a vehicle equipped with a stop/start system, the engine stops when the vehicle is stopped at a traffic light and then restarts when the driver releases the ________.

The instant the ignition switch is turned to the start position, ________.

A starter can be constructed in a smaller size due to the use of ________ and permanent magnets.