Thank you all that responded to my post. From the responces and research I have come to the conclusion that it does not matter what a motor ohms as long as all windings ohm the same. It will help to use a more suitable meter such as a Fluke 87 and not a T5 that will not show below 1 ohm.
I was dealing with a Delta/WYE wired motor for start and run. The issue was that the terminal blocks feeding main 480 volts to the equipment shorted between A and B phase which is also feeding the motor starters for the motor. After repairing the terminal blocks, I OHMed the motor. It is a 6...
