What are the causes of abnormal clutch switch signals?
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Clutch switch signal abnormalities can be caused by wiring issues or a faulty clutch switch. Below are detailed explanations: Wiring issues: Clutch switch signal malfunctions are often due to wiring problems. It is recommended to inspect and repair the wiring. The clutch switch is a normally closed switch that provides 12 volts to the engine control unit. When the clutch is depressed, the switch opens. If the engine control unit does not receive a signal from the clutch, it interprets this as a request to disconnect the engine, thereby reducing the ignition timing advance to decrease fuel injection and power reserve, preventing gearshift shock. Faulty clutch switch: If the clutch switch is damaged, symptoms such as jerking or the vehicle not accelerating may occur. In such cases, replacing the clutch switch is advisable.