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The starter motor is a crucial element for the start of your car-free car. It turns the electrical energy from the battery into mechanical energy to drive the engine and start combustion. A starter in good condition is therefore essential for a quick, reliable and without to-blows, regardless of the outside temperature.
The starter is composed of an electric motor, a solenoid and a drive sprocket. When you turn the ignition key, the solenoid sends the current to the electric motor that drives the engine steering wheel. Once the engine is launched, the starter disengages automatically to prevent deterioration.
• Transform the energy from the battery into mechanical energy.
• Train the engine until combustion takes over.
• Guarantee a quick start even in cold weather.
• Avoid shocks with an integrated clutch system.
• Contribute to the overall reliability of the vehicle.
Cars without a license are mainly equipped with engines Lombardini, Kubota, Yanmar, or Mitsubishi. Each engine has specific compatible starters. It is therefore essential to check the reference and compatibility before any order.
A tired or failed starter can quickly immobilize your car without a license. Here are the main signs to monitor:
• "click" noise when you turn the key, but the engine does not start.
• Battery in good condition but impossible start.
• Loss of power of starter or very slow start.
• Sparks at the starter lugs (wrong contact).
• Crotte or friction noise when the engine starts.
• Starter pinion that does not disengage after start.
• Odor of burning or smoke from the starter (overheating).
• Unusual vibration during the launch phase.
Before replacing the starter, it is important to check the condition of the battery, cables and electrical connections. Sometimes a simple oxidation or a bad tightening can prevent the starter from working properly.
• Check the battery voltage (≥ 12.4 V engine off).
• Check the current arrival at the starter.
• Test the solenoid and boot relay.
• Inspect starter support and fasteners to make sure they are in good condition.
• Examine the electric beam for detecting possible cuts.
If the starter is out of service, its replacement is required to restore the vehicle startup capacity. A new or reconditioned starter makes it possible to regain reliable operation and extend the life of the electrical system.
• Disconnect the battery before any intervention.
• Check the starter compatibility with the engine of your VSP.
• Replace the starter if it is worn or cracked.
• Clean the lugs and replace damaged cables.
• Tighten the fasteners properly to prevent vibration.
Pro VSP offers a wide range of starters for cars without license, compatible with engines Lombardini, Kubota, Yanmar and Mitsubishi. Our product sheets indicate exact references, power and compatibility to help you make the right choice.
When replacing the starter, it is strongly recommended to control the condition of the starter and cables. Fasteners in poor condition can damage the new starter prematurely.
The price of a starter varies depending on the type of engine, the power and if it is a new or reconditioned room. Add to this cost the hand expenses-and, if necessary, the replacement of the starter support.
• New or reconditioned starter.
• Starter support if necessary.
• New cables and lugs.
• Hand-for disassembly and assembly.
• Electrical test after installation.
• Regularly check the condition of the battery.
• Avoid soliciting the starter too long in case of difficult start.
• Periodically control the electrical connections and tightening the fasteners.
• Replace the starter bracket if cracks or games appear.
• Maintain the engine regularly to make it easier to start.
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