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Chapter 14 Starting Systems

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The only rotating component of the starter; has three main components: the shaft, windings, and the commutator.

a)

solenoid

b)

armature

c)

motor

d)

poles

2.

A device that prevents the starter motor from operating if the engine is running.

a)

starter drive

b)

solenoid

c)

automatic disengagement lockout (ADLO)

d)

electrical kick out interrupt (EKOI)

3.

A damaging condition for starter motors in which excess current flows through the starter, causing the motor to burn out prematurely.

a)

low voltage burn out

b)

high voltage burn out

c)

low current burn out

d)

high resistance burn out

4.

A starter motor drive system in which the motor armature directly engages the flywheel through a pinion gear.

a)

gear reduction drive

b)

direct drive

c)

planetary drive

d)

solenoid drive

5.

A thermostat that monitors the temperature of the motor and opens a relay circuit to interrupt the current to the solenoid if prolonged cranking causes the motor temperature to exceed a safe threshold.

a)

overcrank

b)

overspeed

c)

low voltage

d)

high resistance

6.

An electromagnetic force produced by the spinning magnetic field of the armature, which induces current in the opposite direction of battery current through the motor.

a)

electromotive force

b)

counter-electromotive force

c)

clockwise magnetic force

d)

counter-clockwise magnetic force

7.

A starter motor drive system in which the motor multiplies torque to the starter pinion gear by using an extra gear between the armature and the starter drive mechanism.

a)

direct drive

b)

reduction gear

c)

overdrive gear

d)

reverse gear

8.

A type of gear reduction system in which a 3 member gear set reduces the starter profile to multiply motor torque to the pinion gear.

a)

in-direct

b)

planetary

c)

reverse

d)

over-drive

9.

A ______________ is a type of starter that is recently losing popularity in the diesel engine market.

a)

planetary drive

b)

gear reduction

c)

direct drive

d)

solenoid engaged

10.

All of the following are benefits of gear reduction starters EXCEPT?

a)

lighter weight

b)

smaller D.C. motor

c)

less amperage draw

d)

constant pinion engagement

11.

Starting circuits are wired in?

a)

parallel

b)

series

c)

series-parallel

d)

closed circuit

12.

Which of the following would be a minimum cranking speed for a diesel engine?

a)

175

b)

125

c)

200

d)

300

13.

A non planetary type gear reduction starter can be identified by which of the following?

a)

offset housing

b)

detachable solenoid housing

c)

single wire connection

d)

constant engagement pinion

14.

A diesel engine starter should not exceed ________ seconds crank time and ________ minutes rest before next crank cycle.

a)

45 and 3

b)

30 and 2

c)

60 and 1.5

d)

10 and 1

15.

When the starter voltage drops below ________, the voltage sensing relay will disable the starter to prevent damage.

a)

7.2

b)

8.8

c)

9.2

d)

10.8

16.

The thermal overcrank protection device protects the ___________ from overheat damage.

a)

starter solenoid

b)

starter motor

c)

starter relay

d)

starter bendix

17.

Magnetic switches are located in the _______________ of a diesel engine starting circuit when used.

a)

starter relay control

b)

starter solenoid control

c)

main positive battery cable

d)

main negative battery cable

18.

A technician must disable the __________ circuit of the engine before performing a starting circuit voltage drop test.

a)

overcrank

b)

ignition

c)

voltage sensing

d)

auxiliary power

19.

To perform a current draw test on a starting circuit, the technician will need ___________?

a)

a voltmeter

b)

an inductive amperage clamp

c)

an ohm meter

d)

a flow meter

20.

An open circuit voltage test would need to performed prior to all the following tests EXCEPT?

a)

starting circuit voltage drop

b)

starter circuit current draw

c)

solenoid control resistance

d)

engine cranking speed