Repair should include
- accessing solenoid and starter parts
- evaluating missing/broken parts
- distinguishing a worn assembly from a repairable assembly
- replacing or repairing assembly
- reassembling components
and be made in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications and repair procedures, using industry standards and instructor guidelines.
Process/Skill Questions:
- What parts are most likely to wear or break on an electric starter assembly?
- How can one distinguish worn and/or broken parts from parts that are functioning properly?
- Where would the diagnosis begin on an electric starter system, if the engine would not start, when the key was turned?
- Why is it important to repair the electric starter system in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications?