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Depends on a lot of factors, including oil viscosity, engine mileage, temperature, etc. The best way to find out is to hook an ammeter to your starter motor wire, you will get an exact answer.

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Q: What is the cranking amps drawn from the starter motor of a 200 tdi engine?
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