a v-6 is being tested for starter amperage draw. the initial surge current was about 210 amperes and about 160 amperes during cranking. technician a says that the starter is defective and should be replaced because the current flow exceeds 200 amperes. technician b says that this is normal current draw for a starter motor on a v-6 engine. who is right?
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