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Dodge Neon Starter Part Number: 4727314AB
Dodge Neon Starter Part Number: 4793804
Dodge Neon Starter Part Number: 4793493
Dodge Neon Starter Part Number: 5033133AC
Dodge Neon Starter Part Number: 4793210AC
Dodge Neon Starter Part Number: 5033556AC
Dodge Neon Starter
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The Starter of the Dodge Neon transforms battery energy into mechanical energy that cranks the engine so the combustion can begin. The current flows from the unit through heavy gauge wire into an externally mounted solenoid, closing the circuit and sending current to field coils or permanent magnets around a rotating armature. As the armature turns due to the electromagnetic force, the pinion gear at the rear of the shaft turns and moves forward to engage with the flywheel or flexplate ring gear, thus rotating the crankshaft. After the Starter is energized, a one-way clutch permits the pinion to freewheel so that the Starter is protected from excessive speed. Some configurations utilize a gear reduction system that places a small reduction gear between the armature and the drive so a greater torque can be produced from a smaller package. The solenoid and the Starter motor are activated by a control circuit that starts with the ignition switch and incorporates a relay and a safety switch that prevents cranking when the Dodge Neon is in gear on the automatic versions or when the clutch is out on the manual versions. A dependable Starter in this Dodge assures a successful and speedy start-up of every Neon engine session. As such, the component plays an important electrical-mechanical link in the Dodge Neon powertrain.
Dodge Neon Starter Parts and Q&A
- Q:How to Effectively Service and Repair a Starter Motor on Dodge Neon?A:Before starting to service or fix the starter motor, first detach the battery's negative cable and then raise the vehicle on a lift. Erase the starter bolts and starter assembly, after which disconnect the latch to unlink the solenoid connector with the starter assembly. after that, remove the battery positive wire from the starter without removing the lead from the alternator. Before the wiring goes to the solenoid, make certain that you remove dirt or rust from both the cable and the wire terminals. Attach the battery positive end to the starter and lock the alternator output connector securely into the battery positive terminal, then tighten this captive nut to 10 Nm (90 in. lbs). The alternator output terminal should be plugged into the positive battery terminal of the starter solenoid for the proper working of the charging and cranking systems. Connect the solenoid to the starter so the latch is completely locked. Place the starter face into the transmission, start and thread the bottom mounting bolt until it becomes snug. Catch the ground cable at the top starter bolt and adjust the starter so it is nicely aligned before using 54 Nm (40 ft. lbs.) torque when tightening the mounting bolts. After everything is set, lower the vehicle and attach the battery's negative terminal.
- Q:How to Maintain and Fix a High Output Starter Motor on Dodge Neon?A:Before service or repair the high output starter motor, you should first isolate the battery by removing the negative cable. After that, remove the inlet hose from the Intake Manifold and situate the air cleaner box elsewhere. Take out the starter and the bolts keeping it in place so you can remove the starter assembly. Release the latch to free up the solenoid connector and at no point must you take out the alternator's positive cable to remove the battery positive connector. Remove any dust or dirt from the cable and wire connectors before you begin wiring the solenoid. Insert the battery positive wire into the starter and join the alternator output to the positive wire, then tighten the captive nut to 10 Nm (90 in-lbs.). Proper charging and cranking require the positive bank terminal of the starter solenoid to be linked to the alternator output. Attach the solenoid connector to the starter so that the latch secures firmly. Fit the starter face into the transmission housing and start the bottom mounting bolt, then turn it until it's tightly secured. First, position the starter correctly, then screw the ground wire to the higher starter nuts and torque them at 54 Nm (40 ft. lbs.). After that, reposition the air cleaner box and link the inlet hose to the intake manifold and attach the negative Battery Cable.
