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What should the voltage be going to the starter on a kawasaki zxi 1100 PWC?
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Why does the starter keep going after it starts the engine?
Usually one of three reasons. Starter is staying energized from starter switch or starter solenoid is bad internally or bendix gear on the end of the starter is not retracting. Tests: "bump" the starter with a momentary pulse of the key. If it continues to crank after releasing the key it's electrical. If not then probably gear is stuck or damaged. Check gear at flywheel. Should slide in and out of engagement freely. If problem is electrical then locate starter engagement wire at solenoid. And when motor starts check for battery voltage at that wire when disconnected. If it has voltage then suspect switch. If not then check for voltage at solenoid terminal. If voltage then replace solenoid or starter if integral.
Why do i have to crank my truck 4 or 5 times before it will start?
starter going out or poor voltage
You have 17.5 volts going to the battery at high rpm on your 220klfa kawasaki bayou?
your alternater voltage reg are bad ; it not reg the voltage to 13.8 or max volts 14.2 try replace alternater
What is the clicking sound on my 1995 ford pickup starter?
I'm guessing it clicks but won't start? If that's the case its the starter drive going out to engage the flywheel but the starter motor is not turning. Probably needs a starter but you should check to make sure there is correct voltage in system (battery & alternator is o/k) and that the wiring is also o/k to the starter & at the battery.
How do you know when a starter is bad for a 1998 Ford Taurus?
AnswerYou can check the voltage going to the starter. It should be 12V. I'd recommend just waiting until the starter dies and replacing it then. -JesseMany auto parts & repair places offer free starter testing (e.g., O'Rielys).See "Related Questions" below for more
When you turn the ignition the volts going to the starter are less than 7 volts Why?
whats the battery voltage start there and test your way down
Where is the starter relay on a 1978 Corvette?
The starter relay is a smaller cylinder attached to the starter. There should be 2 red wires and a huge black one going to it. The "78 doesn't have a starter relay. It has a starter solenoid mounted on the starter.
What could be wrong with a 97 Ford Escort that only gets a click from the solenoid if the starter has been changed and the new battery tested OK?
Check the starter relay Check/Replace the cables going to the starter. It sounds like there is insuffient voltage and current going to the starter. Did you replace the starter? It is possible that the teeth are misaligned during re-installation. Did you foget some washers or shims? The selenoid could be bad.
How do you change starter on a 1996 gmc sierra?
the starter should be on the right side of the engine block there aretwo or three bolts going into the block then the starter should come down a little but on the front of the starter there is a nut holding on wires to the starter i think they are 10mm. once the bolts are out of the block and no wires are on the front of the starter it should come out. its a 10 minute job if that
How do know if the starter is bad versus the alternator?
First, I'm not a mechanic, my information is accurate so far as I know but I could be wrong. I will assume you realize that these two devices (alternator & starter) are not dependent on each other. I do not think the alternator needs to be good for the starter to work. If your battery has sufficient charge, then a starter motor in working order will function even with a bad alternator. To see if the starter is working, I believe, at least on older cars, you can hard wire the battery directly to the starter motor to see if it will crank over the engine (make sure the car is not already running). To see if the alternator is working, with the car running, check the voltage. Then run the car for a while with electrical components on (Lights, Radio, Fan, etc.) Then turn the electrical components off and check the battery voltage again. If the voltage has not gone down, your alternator should be working well enough to keep your battery charged. If the voltage has gone down, it should start going up as the alternator charges the battery up to it's designated voltage. (usually about 12v for most cars).
Why do is there a tick when starting the engine?
its the relay's in the engine, they flip to allow full power to go to starter, it would not be safe to that kind of voltage going threw your steering column
I have a 97 dodge caravan and i turn the key and get nothing but the dash board lights interior lights and i hear the fuel pump but still doesnt start. Plus no voltage is going to the starter. help?
Seized engine? Perhaps neutral safety switch? Starter solenoid? Bad starter? Iginition switch?
