cranking system controll circuits Flashcards
cranking system control circuit allows the driver to use a
small current to control a large current flow to the cranking motor
the two main electromagnetic control switches in the starting system are
solenoid
mag switch
what makes a diagram easy to read in a schematic
when it has been broken out
when the ignition switch or start button are turned on it will send current to
the magnetic switch
when the mag switch is activated it will
closes its contacts and send signal current to the solenoid
what dose a solenoid on the starter do
moves the drive mechanism into mesh with the ring gear and closes contacts that will send current to the field windings
after the field windings have been energized by the solenoid
current then flows to the armature windings that will then drive the armature and drive mechanism starting the engine
what are connected in series with the mag switch circuit to protect the starter
safety switches
what will happen if the transmission is engaged when you try to turn on the starter
the starter will be overloaded and overheat very fast
what kind of safety switch is used on automatic and power shift transmissions
neutral safety switch
neutral safety switch are
normally closed and connected in series with the mag switch control circuit
trans needs to be in neutral to close the contacts allowing current to flow
mounting locations for the neutral safety switch
shift linkage
indicator panel
on the transmission
neutral safety switches are normally on what side the the control circuit
ground side
units with manual transmissions will use what for a safety switch
clutch position safety switch
clutch position safety switches are
normally open and are closed by depressing the clutch
are connected in series with mag switch control circuit