Besides the smart alec answer "start an automobile", a starter has a small gear, that will both extend as well as rotate when the key is turned. This gear will engage teeth on the flywheel/flexplate, which is bolted to the rear of the crankshaft. As the starter turns, the engine will be turned.
The British term for starter as related to an automobile is starter just like in the U.S.
There are a few types of solenoids in an automobile. The transmission solenoid is responsible for properly shifting the gears in an automatic transmission. The starter solenoid power the starter.
Most automobile starters are located near the front of the engine. You can follow the positive battery cable, from the battery to the starter.
Most automobile starters are located near the front of the engine. You can follow the positive battery cable, from the battery to the starter.
Charles Kettering did about 1911. He invented many useful auto accessories.
In 1903, the first U.S. patent for an automobile electric self-starter was issued to Clyde J. Coleman of New York City. He invented the self-starter in 1899, but the invention was impractical. The license was purchased by the Delco Company, which was taken over by the General Motors Corporation. Charles Kettering at General Motors modified the self-starter, and made it practical. It was first installed on Cadillac cars in 1911. By 1920, nearly every car had a self-starter.
There isn't any starter on a 1997 Roadmaster, because there is no 1997 Roadmaster. For years that were produced, the starter is located on be lower part of the engine, much as it is for any other automobile. Follow the positive battery cable.
Disconnect battery. Remove air cleaner. Disconnect wire from starter. Remove starter. Reverse procedure using replacement starter. With a few variations this is the same for every automobile or truck engine ever built and exactly the procedure in the Subaru service manual.
"Cranking Amps" are the amount of amps required for the starter to crank the engine. Automobile batteries are measured in "cold cranking amps." That's the amperage capacity of the battery in cold weather.
The possessive form for the noun automobile is automobile's.
NO, an aeroplane is not an automobile.
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