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No-Load Test

  1. Place starter in soft-jawed vise. Rotate carbon pile rheostat to off position. Connect fully charged 12-volt battery, switch, voltmeter (15-volt scale), ammeter (100-amp scale), and carbon pile rheostat as shown. See Fig 1. Adjust carbon pile rheostat until voltmeter indicates 11.0-11.5 volts.
  2. Connect remote starter switch between solenoid terminals "B" and "S". Activate remote switch (maximum 10 seconds), and note reading on ammeter. Ensure starter rotates smoothly and maximum amperage draw is within specification. See STARTER NO-LOAD SPECIFICATIONS  table. If starter does not test as specified, replace starter.
STARTER NO-LOAD SPECIFICATIONS

Application Maximum Amps @ Minimum RPM
Accent 60 @ 3000
Elantra, Sonata & Tiburon 90 @ 3000
Fig 1: Starter No-Load Test
G96B06210Courtesy of HYUNDAI MOTOR CO.