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BMC Solenoid Caps
T&X® Solenoid Caps are made by BMC materials, which can resistant to warping and cracking.
Pure Copper Bolt
Provide optimum electrical contact and minimize the possibility of surface resistance.
Machine-Wound Coil
T&X Solenoid Coils are wound to OE specs and ensure efficient electrical operation.
When looking to buy a starter solenoid, you want a product that will assure you of efficiency and reliability, even under rough conditions, T&X is your choice.
The auto starter solenoid switch from T&X undergo full testing for pull/hold performance to ensure they do not fail in their function and are trusted by many customers for their flawless operation.
Every starter solenoid switch from T&X comes with a coil that is insulated with a heat resistant material to prevent shorting and to ensure a long lasting starter solenoid.
The bolts that make the lead contacts’ studs are entirely made of pure copper, which lessens surface electrical resistance making the starter solenoids highly efficient.
The caps are made from BMC, a tough and corrosion resistant material making them less prone to cracking or warping and long-lasting.
The coils on all solenoids switches from T&X are machine wound and in line with OEM guidelines, which makes them efficient and optimally performing.
For better insulation, the plastic used on starter solenoids is quality and tough to withstand harsh conditions of the engine bay.
4 Symptoms of A Bad Starter Relay
Starter relays rarely become faulty, but when they do, it can mean a lot of trouble because your car will not start. A bad starter relay will show 4 common symptoms…
3 Differences Between Starter Solenoid Switch & Starter Relay
Many people think a starter solenoid switch and a starter relay to be the same, which is not true. (Even wiki claim they are the same thing in the different name.)
They are way different in terms of their construction, working, and functions…
How To Test a Starter Relay
Have a helper turn on the ignition switch while you listen to the noise the starter relay makes. If turn on the ignition switch, there’s a single or a series of weak clicks, you will have to test it for electrical resistance. If the sound is a single strong click, you should check the starter relay for voltage drop…
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