While performing a starter draw test on a car, it is noted that the starter has a slow cranking speed and a lower than normal amperage draw. What is the most likely cause?
A) worn starter brushes
B) worn starter bushings
C) incorrect ignition timing
D) hydrolocked engine

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A slow cranking speed and lower than normal amperage draw are both indicative of worn starter brushes. Worn starter bushings might also cause a slow cranking speed, but they would not typically affect the amperage draw. Incorrect ignition timing would not affect the starter directly, while a hydrolocked engine would prevent the starter from cranking at all.

While Performing a Starter Draw Test on a Car, It