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Genuine Dodge Magnum Starter Motor
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Dodge Magnum Starter Motor
The Dodge Magnum Starter Motor provides the crank power needed to turn this V-type engine over by turning battery current into spinning torque. This small-scale Starter Motor has heavy gauge leads that feed an external solenoid which pushes a drive pinion into the flywheel. Then, the Starter Motor armature whirls against field coils or magnets to have the crankshaft rotating. The electromagnetic force will spin the armature of the Starter Motor once the current flows. As the engine fires and runs free, an overrunning clutch prevents overspeeding. Over the years, Dodge Magnum models have mainly applied two electric designs. One is the direct drive version in which the armature links straight to the pinion. The other is a gear reduction style which runs the power through planetary gears. This allows for a lighter weight but gets high torque at lower current and through a classic Dodge durable design which Magnum owners would expect. The control paths of both share the ignition switch, the relay, and the neutral or clutch safety switch. Once engaged, the Starter Motor will be initiated. Thus, all Dodge Magnums have a safe, reliable starting function.
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Dodge Magnum Starter Motor Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to Troubleshoot and check a Malfunction in the Starting Circuit and Starter Motor on Dodge Magnum?A:Check the Battery Cable clamps, cables, battery condition, starter motor wiring and connections, mounting bolts, fuses, starter relay, TR sensor, ignition switch circuit, and starter cranking voltage and current draw. If the starter does not activate, bench test the starter assembly, solenoid, and starter motor for defects.
