Exam 29: Starting System Service

When replacing a starter drive, be sure to inspect the starter ring gear for damage, especially if the starter drive ____________________ shows signs of wear or damage.

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While having a discussion, Technician A says that when there is a combination of slow cranking speed and lower than normal cranking amperage, the starter will need to be removed. Technician B says that the starter does not need to be removed as it can be fixed. Who is correct?

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What are the possible causes of a rapidly clicking solenoid?

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A rapidly clicking solenoid can be caused by several things including:
- A weak battery
- A corroded or loose battery cable connection
- An open circuit in a solenoid hold-in winding
- An open diode. Since the late 1980s there have been many starter solenoids with a clamping diode

A typical solenoid pull-in winding will MOST-Likely draw ____.

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Question 4

While having a discussion, Technician A says that in normal use, the starter should never need to be operated longer than 15 seconds at a time. Technician B says that when testing, you should not use the starter for more than 30 seconds. Who is correct?

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Question 5

When battery voltage drops, amperage decreases, cranking rpm is lower, and ignition voltage drops.

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Question 6

Which of the following statements is LEAST-Likely true?

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Question 7

When there is high resistance in a battery cable or its connections, they will become hot to the touch.

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Question 8

What is the purpose of the voltage drop test?

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Question 9

What are the steps to check the power and ground circuits before removing and replacing a starter?

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Question 10

Generally, ____ engine rpm is the speed for a standard starter without gear reduction.

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Question 11

When the battery is weak, the part that can MOST-Likely make a series of rapid clicks is the:

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Question 12

When there is less than 0.6 volt of total voltage drop in the starting circuit, service work is required.

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Question 13

All of the following statements are true EXCEPT:

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Question 14

What are some of the problems found during a visual check of the starter?

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Question 15

Solenoids and starter relays used on computer-controlled vehicles have an internal ____________________ to provide protection from voltage spikes that occur when the magnetic field in the relay collapses.

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Which of the following statements is LEAST-Likely true?

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Question 17

Some starter tests are done on an engine that still cranks over.

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Question 18

All of the following statements are true EXCEPT:

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Question 19

____________________ is the amount of voltage used trying to force current through a resistance.

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Exam 29: Starting System Service

When replacing a starter drive, be sure to inspect the starter ring gear for damage, especially if the starter drive ____________________ shows signs of wear or damage.

While having a discussion, Technician A says that when there is a combination of slow cranking speed and lower than normal cranking amperage, the starter will need to be removed. Technician B says that the starter does not need to be removed as it can be fixed. Who is correct?

What are the possible causes of a rapidly clicking solenoid?

A typical solenoid pull-in winding will MOST-Likely draw ____.

While having a discussion, Technician A says that in normal use, the starter should never need to be operated longer than 15 seconds at a time. Technician B says that when testing, you should not use the starter for more than 30 seconds. Who is correct?

When battery voltage drops, amperage decreases, cranking rpm is lower, and ignition voltage drops.

Which of the following statements is LEAST-Likely true?

When there is high resistance in a battery cable or its connections, they will become hot to the touch.

What is the purpose of the voltage drop test?

What are the steps to check the power and ground circuits before removing and replacing a starter?

Generally, ____ engine rpm is the speed for a standard starter without gear reduction.

When the battery is weak, the part that can MOST-Likely make a series of rapid clicks is the:

When there is less than 0.6 volt of total voltage drop in the starting circuit, service work is required.

All of the following statements are true EXCEPT:

What are some of the problems found during a visual check of the starter?

Solenoids and starter relays used on computer-controlled vehicles have an internal ____________________ to provide protection from voltage spikes that occur when the magnetic field in the relay collapses.

Which of the following statements is LEAST-Likely true?

Some starter tests are done on an engine that still cranks over.

All of the following statements are true EXCEPT:

____________________ is the amount of voltage used trying to force current through a resistance.

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