How to Solve the Problem of the Starter Motor Not Turning When the Engine is Hot?
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Solutions for the starter motor not turning when the engine is hot: 1. Wait for the engine to cool down and restart. If the motor turns normally, it indicates an issue with the electromagnetic switch, which should be replaced; 2. Check if the battery is low on power. If the battery is in good condition, inspect the starting circuit. If the circuit is also intact, the problem lies with the motor, which should be replaced directly; 3. Examine the coolant temperature sensor and intake air temperature sensor. If their resistance values do not meet the standard, they should be replaced immediately. The motor, also known as the starter, is an electric motor or engine that operates by the force exerted on an electrified coil in a magnetic field, causing the starter rotor to rotate. The small gear on the rotor drives the engine flywheel to rotate, which is the working principle of the motor, also referred to as the starter.