Exam 28: Starting System Fundamentals

The teeth on the starter drive gear are tapered to allow for smooth engagement with the ____________________.

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Question 21

Starters MOST-Likely have a part that combines a relay with a mechanical device that engages the starter drive pinion with the flywheel ring gear, called a(n):

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Question 22

Because like charges repel each other and unlike charges attract, magnetic fields can be used to cause motion.

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Question 23

A(n) ____________________ transmits motion from the starter to the flywheel, but not from the flywheel to the starter.

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Question 24

What are the disadvantages of arcing in a conventional DC motor?

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Exam 28: Starting System Fundamentals

The teeth on the starter drive gear are tapered to allow for smooth engagement with the ____________________.

Starters MOST-Likely have a part that combines a relay with a mechanical device that engages the starter drive pinion with the flywheel ring gear, called a(n):

Because like charges repel each other and unlike charges attract, magnetic fields can be used to cause motion.

A(n) ____________________ transmits motion from the starter to the flywheel, but not from the flywheel to the starter.

What are the disadvantages of arcing in a conventional DC motor?

Introduction to the Automobile

Automotive Careers and Technician Certification

Shop Safety

Shop Management, Service Records, and Parts

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Measuring Tools and Systems

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Engine Lubrication

Underhood and Body Inspection Car on Ground

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Introduction to the Engine

Engine Classifications and Advanced Transportation Technologies

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Engine Upper End

Engine Lower End and Lubrication System Theory

Cooling System Theory

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Automotive Belts

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Automotive Plumbing: Tubing and Pipe

Basic Electrical System Theory and Repairs

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