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If the tests indicate the starter motor must be removed, the first step is to disconnect ____ from the system.
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What should be done first to the system when a 0.9 volt drop is observed between the battery positive terminal and the starter solenoid with the engine cranking?
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List possible causes of excessive voltage drops either before or after the starter motor.
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The ____ test will isolate the problem area and determine whether the starter motor, solenoid, or control circuit is at fault.
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What are the two circuits found in the starting system called?
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What type of starter motor uses the characteristics of a series motor and a shunt motor?
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The overrunning clutch accomplishes which of the following?
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The ____ test measures the electrical load of the starter when it is actuated.
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When there is no current draw and the starter does not rotate, the cause could be
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To reduce vehicle downtime to a minimum, many repair facilities ____ rebuild starters.
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Most modern vehicles will use a starter _____ in conjunction with a starter motor-mounted solenoid to control starter motor operation.
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The starter motor must be capable of ____ the engine fast enough to start and run under its own power.
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All of the following could prevent a starter solenoid from engaging, EXCEPT
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What are the two types of magnetic switches that are commonly used in starter systems?
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Technician A says the commutator is a series of conducting segments located around one end of the armature that come in contact with the brushes. Technician B says the armature is the stationary component of the motor that consists of a conductor wound around a pole shoe. Who is correct?
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If an automatic transmission vehicle will start in any gear, the neutral safety switch is probably at fault.
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The starter drive is the part of the starter motor that engages the armature to the engine____.
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