at the rear of the starter to reduce the effect of vibration. Larger vehicle starters
are often cradle mounted but again also use the ange mounting method,
usually xed with at least three large bolts. In both cases the starters must
have some kind of pilot, often a ring machined on the drive end bracket, to
ensure correct positioning with respect to the ring gear. This will ensure correct
gear backlash and a suitable out of mesh clearance. Figure 6.32 shows the
ange mountings method used for most light vehicle starter motors.
Clearly the main load on the vehicle battery is the starter and this is reected in
the size of supply cable ...
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