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Originally Posted by cheshired5
I would suggest that if the engine is cranking over at the normal rate, the problem isn't the starter motor at all.
This video shows how to do some simple multimeter tests on the starter motor and this video shows how to interpret live data to narrow down the issue. |
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The problem is that when the engine is hot, it doesn´t crank at all, it behaves like a dead battery. The starter tries to turn over, but it seems it doesn´t have enough power and the voltage drops to 9.3v.
The attached image from torque, shows the data after switching off engine and trying to start it again.
Thanks