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Originally Posted by fasterlaster
I've also noticed that it does appear to turn 'slightly' slower than the stock Bosch, but I'm attributing this to likely the difference in gearing in the starter to allow that smaller electric motor to apply more torque.
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Yes, you are correct. This bugs me too. The starter motor spins fast, but the engine is spinning slowly.
The 3.2 won't just fire immediately upon cranking. The computer waits for the signal pin on the flywheel to pass the reference senders. So it can take nearly a full revolution of the crank for the engine to fire.