Automotive Starters

The component that acts as a switching device within a starter motor

• Commutator
• Armature
• Solenoid
• Pinion gear

The coil windings within a starter motor are held within which component

• Commutator
• Armature
• Solenoid
• Pinion gear

The device fitted to a starter motor to prevent it being driven by the flywheel once the engine has started

• Bushes
• Rectifier
• One way clutch
• Pinion gear

Transmits the drive from the starter motor to the engine

• Bushes
• One way clutch
• Armature
• Pinion gear

When a starter motor begins to turn it produces a high….

• Speed
• Inertia
• Torque
• Charge

The gear ratio between the starter motor and the flywheel ring gear gives a reduction in…

• Speed
• Inertia
• Torque
• Charge

What is the function of the starter solenoid?

• To slow down the starter motor
• To drive the engine
• To engage the shift lever

Where does the current, that flows through the solenoid contacts flow to?

• The hold in coil
• The electric motor
• The pull in coil

Whats the main difference between a starter solenoid and a traditional solenoid?

• A starter solenoid supplies electricity to the electric motor as well as mechanical movement to the drive lever and pinion
• A starter solenoid requires intensive maintenance 
• In a starter solenoid a large current is switched by a small current

Which of the following is not a part of the starter solenoid?

• Hold in coil
• Pull in coil
• Iron core
• Safety coil