Poor Performance of Motorcycle Igniter?

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Cunha
07/30/25 2:10am
Poor performance of a motorcycle igniter may manifest as no high-voltage electricity or weak high-voltage electricity. Below are specific details about motorcycle igniters: 1. Definition: A motorcycle igniter is an auxiliary device used to start the motorcycle engine, typically appearing as a black square-shaped object located under the motorcycle seat. 2. Ignition Methods: Common ignition methods include the push-button ignition method and the kick-start method. In terms of operation, the push-button ignition method is more convenient and quicker than the traditional kick-start method. 3. Basic Components: The motorcycle igniter mainly consists of a power source, ignition coil, distributor, ignition switch, spark plug, additional resistor and its short-circuit device, as well as high and low voltage wires.
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