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In a hydraulic starting system, oil to the starting motor flows from the __________.

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In a hydraulic starting system, oil to the starting motor flows from the __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Flow path in a hydraulic starting system (from storage to motor) • Function of an accumulator vs a reservoir • Role of hand/electric pumps in charging the system, not directly driving the motor

💭 Think About

• Which component actually stores pressurized oil that is immediately available to spin the starting motor? • What is the difference between a low-pressure storage tank and a high-pressure energy-storage device? • Do the hand or electric pumps normally supply oil directly to the motor, or do they first build pressure somewhere else?

✅ Before You Answer

• Identify which component holds oil at starting pressure and can release it quickly to the motor • Distinguish between pressure storage (energy) and volume storage (supply tank) • Confirm that pumps are mainly used to charge the system, not to be the direct source during the start sequence

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Question 1 of 20

In a hydraulic starting system, oil to the starting motor flows from the __________.

accumulator

reservoir

hand pump

electric pump

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