What Causes Weak Starter Performance?
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The reasons for weak starter performance include a depleted battery, partial short circuits in the starter's armature or field coils, and internal mechanical faults in the starter. Depleted battery: Insufficient battery charge or poor connections in the wiring can create excessive resistance, reducing current flow and causing the starter to turn slowly. Partial short circuits in the starter's armature or field coils. Carefully inspect the starter circuit wiring and connections. Poor wiring or loose, corroded connections can generate heat due to increased resistance. Internal mechanical faults in the starter: If the power source, starter circuit, and starter switch are all in good condition, check if the starter bearings are too tight or if the armature shaft is bent, causing friction between the armature and the magnetic poles.