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No-Load Performance Test

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  1. Using a jumper wire, connect battery negative terminal to starter housing. Connect positive battery terminal to ammeter. Connect other side of ammeter to starter "S" and BAT terminals. Ensure starter rotates smoothly.
  2. On GT (A/T), starter current draw should be less than 90 amps at 11 volts. On GT (M/T), starter current draw should be less than 90 amps at 11.5 volts.
  3. On all models using conventional type starter, starter current draw should be 50-75 amps at 11 volts.
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