Posted by John B. on September 16, 2009 at 03:35:14 from (38.114.64.181):
In Reply to: starter direction posted by northener on September 14, 2009 at 07:41:17:
If you want to reverse the starter direction switch the wires on the armature brushes if they are long enough to do so. This will reverse the current thru the armature but not the fields thus reverse the direction of the starter rotation.
Other wise just switching the polarity of the battery connection will not switch the starter direction if it has wound field windings.
Basically saying is if you want to switch the rotation of a starter, current has to be reversed in only the armature or only the field poles.
Switching current in both field and armature will not reverse starter rotation.
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