Practice question
When diagnosing a starter motor that does not crank, you hear a sharp 'clicking' sound from the starter relay (solenoid) when pressing the start button. What does this suggest?
- The control circuit and relay coil are working, but the battery voltage is low or the starter motor circuit has high resistance
- The starter button switch is defective and needs replacement
- The starter relay solenoid coil is open-circuited and cannot close the contacts
- The engine ignition fuse is blown, cutting power to the starter button
Answer: A — The control circuit and relay coil are working, but the battery voltage is low or the starter motor circuit has high resistance
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