Ok , I am trying to figure out how a car engine turns on.
Back in 1910s the cars didn't have batteries and you had to crank the engine to start it.
Now we have batteries to do the work for us. But how exactly does the battery start the engine ,...etc?
Is their away to rig something up if your starter dies but your battery is good to get the car started.
I am just unsure how the starter starts the engine it looks like their is a soleinod on it but I cann't see how this device starts the engine.
Does it go battery -- starter ---engine or is their some in between stage to start the car???
So if a car doesn't start and their is nothing wrong with the engine then it must be the battery or the starter as the problem correct???
But I don't see how the starter does the job of the crack in the 1910 cars?
Thanks for any help. Sorry about all these question.
Back in 1910s the cars didn't have batteries and you had to crank the engine to start it.
Now we have batteries to do the work for us. But how exactly does the battery start the engine ,...etc?
Is their away to rig something up if your starter dies but your battery is good to get the car started.
I am just unsure how the starter starts the engine it looks like their is a soleinod on it but I cann't see how this device starts the engine.
Does it go battery -- starter ---engine or is their some in between stage to start the car???
So if a car doesn't start and their is nothing wrong with the engine then it must be the battery or the starter as the problem correct???
But I don't see how the starter does the job of the crack in the 1910 cars?
Thanks for any help. Sorry about all these question.