Wicklungseindrückkraft

English translation: solenoid engaging force

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German term or phrase:Wicklungseindrückkraft
English translation:solenoid engaging force
Entered by: John Jory

15:51 Feb 3, 2008
German to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Automotive / Cars & Trucks / car parts
German term or phrase: Wicklungseindrückkraft
This is from a quality assurance plan for a starter used in cars. Controlling this 'Wicklungeindrück-krafts' is one step of the operational process.
louigi69
Local time: 17:15
Solenoid engaging force
Explanation:
The correct German spelling is Wicklung*s*eindrückkraft.

This is the force generated by the starter solenoid to engage the starter pinion with the flywheel.

It is the opposite of your "Auspresskraft".
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Local time: 17:15
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Solenoid engaging force


Explanation:
The correct German spelling is Wicklung*s*eindrückkraft.

This is the force generated by the starter solenoid to engage the starter pinion with the flywheel.

It is the opposite of your "Auspresskraft".

John Jory
Germany
Local time: 17:15
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