OEM GM Starters
How Does a Starter Motor Work?
A car's starter motor, which starts combustion by turning the engine, is an essential part of the ignition system. The motor is activated by pressing the ignition key, and this rotation of the pinion gear initiates the combustion process. It consists of the battery, flywheel, pinion gear, starter motor, and solenoid. Once the engine is going, the starter motor disengages.
Other Components
Brake Pads
Brake pads are part of the braking system that slows down or stops the car. The friction required to slow down the spinning of the wheels is produced when the brake pedal is depressed, pressing the pads against the brake rotors.
Radiator
The radiator transfers heat from the engine coolant to the air moving through the radiator fins to prevent overheating.
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