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Ram 3500 Starter Motor
The Ram 3500 Starter is a component which transforms electrical energy from battery into mechanical energy to start the engine. This process is facilitated by an externally mounted solenoid which is connected to the battery, the solenoid energises the starter motor which in turn rotates the starter drive gear to engage with the engine's flywheel. The part of the starter motor which helps in its functioning is the armature, field coils or permanent magnets, brushes, and the commutator. Through the years of production of the Ram 3500, it has incorporated different types of starters which include the gear reduction starters that employ a gear to connect the drive. These starters are intended to satisfy the high torque load of the vehicle's power plant. Nonetheless, OE starters may not meet the required standard for high compression engines thus resulting in starter malfunctions. Performance engines call for specific starters designed for specific compact space and high-stress applications.
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Ram 3500 Starter Motor Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to check a Starter Motor and Starting Circuit on Ram 3500?A: Start by checking the Battery Cables and connections, testing the battery's condition, and examining the starter motor wiring. Check the related fuses and inspect the ignition switch circuit. Verify the operation of the clutch pedal position switch or the TR sensor. If the starter does not activate, check for battery voltage at the starter solenoid. If voltage is present, remove and bench test the starter motor assembly. If the pinion drive extends but does not rotate, the solenoid is operational but the starter motor is defective. If the solenoid plunger extends and rotates the pinion drive, the starter assembly is functioning correctly.
