How to Start the Car When the Starter is Broken?
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If the car starter is broken and the car won't start, you can use the push-start method. First, turn the ignition key to the position just before starting (the position where you can play the CD). Then, shift into first gear and depress the clutch pedal. When the driver is ready, start pushing the car vigorously to reach a certain speed. The driver should then release the clutch pedal and gently press the accelerator. About the car starter: 1. The starter converts the electrical energy from the battery into mechanical energy, driving the engine flywheel to rotate and enabling the engine to start. Before the engine can run on its own power, it must be rotated by external force. The process of the engine transitioning from a stationary state to self-sustained operation with the help of external force is called engine starting. 2. Its working principle is based on the energy conversion process involving Ampere's law as learned in junior high school physics, which states that a current-carrying conductor experiences force in a magnetic field. The motor includes essential components such as the armature, commutator, magnetic poles, brushes, bearings, and housing. 3. Before the engine can run on its own power, it must be rotated by external force. The process of the engine transitioning from a stationary state to self-sustained operation with the help of external force is called engine starting. Common engine starting methods include manual starting, auxiliary gasoline engine starting, and electric starting. Manual starting involves pulling a rope or hand-cranking, which is simple but inconvenient and labor-intensive, suitable only for some small-power engines and retained as a backup method in some cars. Auxiliary gasoline engine starting is mainly used for high-power diesel engines. Electric starting is easy to operate, quick to start, capable of repeated starts, and can be controlled remotely, making it widely adopted in modern cars.
