Car Starting Problem || Car Start Up Problem

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CAR STARTING PROBLEM || CAR START UP PROBLEM

cars have a lot's of starting problem most of the time car battery goes down and car not start and most time car have a leakage current for dropped the car battery voltage,thats are primary reason, but some cases car have a self starter problem like self starter pinion or many more child parts.

some time, car battery light glowing issue on cluster meter that's most possible thing is electrical wire cut or alternator some parts are need to be replace most time alternator pulley are rotate in both direction that's goes wrong alternator pulley rotate only one direction for battery charging if this pulley are rotate in both direction or engine compartment noisy then this pulley are mostly damaged in this situation,so first check if battery light glowing in car cluster meter after check alternator other parts like carbon brush or regulator,rectifier etc.

or,some time have a big problem like crank shaft position sensor malfunction on dashboard cluster meter,cluster meter have a more check light one of the check light is engine malfunction light which show dashboard when car have a engine related any problem.

another reason for car not start check the battery positive and negative terminal keep proper tight if that are loose then car not start or loose or half crank .

Either car not start due to electrical problem may be rat bite on car starter wire or ECM supply voltage wire cut, if this wire cut or scratch on any frictional material then car cannot be start.

Vehicle self starter System

             Self starter means self starting, all four wheeler  vehicle have a self starter for start the vehicle anywhere anytime.
             Vehicle have a 12 volt lithium ion battery for initial supply the voltage to self starter and start the vehicle,self starter just a rotate the flywheel and start the engine,automobile engine are reciprocating type

  Self starter component

          Self starter have a many component like self starter housing,  yoke, permanent magnet or electromagnet, starter kit ,plunger kit, Carbon brush or brush holder,
Starter pinion, solenoid switch, armature with commutator, return spring or fork  these all component are used together 
  "Vehicle self starter have a more Auxiliary pinion for generate a high torque for rotate the flywheel ,.    D.C (Direct current) it is suitable for car because DC have a low volt and high amphere supply for automatically generated a high torque in starter"

   "SELF STARTER Work on SCIENTIST FLEMING LEFT HAND LAWS OF PRINCIPLE"

Car starting problem,Car start up problem,Car trouble starting when cold
Car starting problem,Car start up problem,Car trouble starting when cold

Car starting problem,Car start up problem,Car trouble starting when cold
Car starting problem,Car start up problem,Car trouble starting when cold

Starting problem diagnosis

Car have a different type of starting problem example

Crank but difficult to start
Morning time starting problem
Some time starting problem
Hot condition starting problem
Vehicle not start
Running condition start off

Crank but difficult to start
Car starting problem,Car start up problem,Car trouble starting when cold
Car starting problem,Car start up problem,Car trouble starting when cold


Morning time starting problem
Car starting problem,Car start up problem,Car trouble starting when cold
Car starting problem,Car start up problem,Car trouble starting when cold

  • Battery
  • Glow plug (if diesel car)
  • Self starter -child parts

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