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I would assume so, yes. This is exactly how regular motors get started, unless you have one of those old-timy cranks you had to manually turn to get the motor r
by watson 3y ago
I would assume so, yes. This is exactly how regular motors get started, unless you have one of those old-timy cranks you had to manually turn to get the motor running
- ksaj 3y agoThey tend to be near the engine, and not the opposite end of the vehicle, though. The electric motor is right beside the passenger-side rear wheel.