Tech a says that when testing a relay whining with an ohmmeter it should show the winding is open Tech B says that the solenoid closes a set of heavy contacts that send current flow to the starter motor

Complete question is:

Tech A says that when testing a relay winding with an ohmmeter,  it should show the winding is open. Tech B says that the solenoid closes a set of heavy contacts that send current flow to the starter motor. Who is correct?

Tech B is correct

Explanation:

First we need to know the basic working principle or relays. It is basically an electromagnetic switch controlled by a coil. When voltage is applied to the coil, the generated current produces an electromagnetic pulling the internal contacts and activating the switch.

Now, lets review each statement:  

This is False. The winding is made of a conductive filament, like copper, so testing with an ohmmeter will show a closed circuit, usually with a low resistance value.

This is True. As the explanation above, the solenoid produces an electromagnetic field that activates the contacts, switching on or off the desired circuit.

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