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What is the difference between a two brush and a four brush starter motor?

the reason for brushes is to makethe motor revolve. The more brushes probably make a more powerful starter motor


How do you replace the starter motor brushes in a 1997 Toyota Camry v6 conquest xv20 series?

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Where are the brushes in a 1997 Toyota Prado starter?

In a 1997 Toyota Prado starter, the brushes are located inside the starter motor assembly, specifically within the starter's end housing. To access them, you typically need to remove the starter from the vehicle and disassemble it by removing the end cover. The brushes make contact with the armature and are crucial for the motor's operation. If they are worn out, they can cause starting issues and may need replacement.


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Should you replace the brushes on a starter or replace the starter?

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Why do you have to hit your starter motor to get your 1996 Mercury Villager to start what is problem?

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What else can be wrong if starter motor is ok because you have to turn the key several times in the ignition switch?

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Motor turns over slow on a 16.5 horse power Briggs and stratton engine?

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What can cause starter problems on a 1993 ford escort?

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