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From: realfixesrealfast
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  • This week we viewed spelunkerd showing a great video on starter testing. I am curious to find out what your opinion is on his starter shutting off during a crank with a remote starter switch. I like to follow your rule of finding the evidence, but I'm stumped trying to figure out a loaded starter test that would confirm the bad part as either the starter or starter solenoid. I have never come across this situation before and it interests me enough to find out why. Thanks. Steve

  • my llv

  • I know nothing about cars. your video is very useful and easy to understand. Thank you.

  • Thanks. Your video answered my question about checking the loaded starting amps on my 2001 Taurus. It's drawing 191.8A. The normal voltage reads 11.52V. I'll change the starter tomorrow. Thanks again.

  • by starter, do u mean starter motor?

  • @tri400 no m8 he means the exhaust. ;)

  • great video,thank you

  • snap on it dam high

  • you have to use something that we can buy....

    Snap-on is not it

  • @ratrace2p51 You want quality? Snap On or Fluke  or can buy junk you will be replacing

  • OK, how many volts to the amp?

  • @ratrace2p51 Why?

  • yea, but the alternator is rated at 100 amps..

  • @ratrace2p51 What does the alternator have to do with this test?

  • Could you introduce the tool seting on the battery???

  • Wow, you are the best.

  • would an automotive multimeter like the Equus 3320 work for this test??

  • So.., is there any other way to do this without this tool?

    Cause i know that thing cost alot.

    Thanks for the great video!

  • great video ,thanks.it would be nice if a diagram was drawn to show the connections

  • Thank you - only 2 minutes into this video I'm posting this comment. Thanks for the explanation! great video, very helpful.

  • Would the approximate amp draws provided with this video be about the same if the starter was for a six volt system?

  • great video ...

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