thats why i put a ? mark, i take it its earthed through its casing,? so what stops the motor turning with a live attached permanantly?,,,(never done one,,, presumed it works like a jap un?)
I used to charge through the ciggy socket which is appears to be always live - but the manual of the chargers suggest that it is a bad idea. i bought a ctek charger from nippy normans and they also say shouldn't charge through acc. socket but through their specialist permanent lead. Anyone know what current the acc socket can handle?
Pre engaged starter.
Separate feed causes the solenoid to engage which throws the bendix forward, which connects the +ve to the starter motor.
Until the solenoid is engaged, the +ve terminal is isolated from the motor internally.
thats why i put a ? mark, i take it its earthed through its casing,? so what stops the motor turning with a live attached permanantly?,,,(never done one,,, presumed it works like a jap un?)
ah i see, next time ill just google, might as well scrap the tech forums an save 12 quid if i cant ask on here;;;
thanks aberdeen angus ,,,,, should have realised itd be like an old car
That tells you all about the starter solenoid, but it does not mention that some solenoids are an integral part of the starter motor, whereas some are separate..