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Oldsmobile Starter Brush maintains the current flowing without any hiccups allowing the engine to start at any weather. Oldsmobile, which was founded in 1897, was the first to introduce the moving assembly line, demonstrated that mass production could also be of high quality, and gave early motorists their freedom with the accessible Curved Dash, a vehicle costing little but reliable in its simple way, opening roads to thousands of families. By 1940 it had introduced the Hydra-Matic automatic transmission, which made smooth gear changes without a clutch possible, and introduced Rocket V8s, aerodynamic bodywork and luxurious interiors, so an Oldsmobile would always be a quiet, smooth, long distance powerhouse. The fans still rave about the tradition of the marque to combine future looking technology with practicality, applauding the manner in which its vehicles absorb bumps, dampen road noise, and can run users through their treadmill of miles with minimum proper maintenance by the drivers despite the generations. This carbon contact is eroded slowly. Starting with any Starter Brush replacement, it is always safe to park, unscrew the negative cable of the battery and wait a minute to release capacitors, which helps prevent sparks and damage the sensitive electronic systems of the car. Then unbolt the starter, mark positions of wires, lift to a clean surface, then remove rear cover to expose Starter Brush holder and springs. Draw back each spring, slide out the worn brushes, polish the commutator with a fine paper, fit Starter Brush, ensure it moves freely, re-assemble housing, re-fit starter, reconnect cables and test your Oldsmobile to start cranking briskly and smoothly.