What are the effects of different spark plug models?
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The effects of different spark plug models include: 1. Causing knocking and overheating, leading to unstable engine speed or weak driving performance; 2. Resulting in reduced engine power and increased exhaust emissions. Spark plugs, also known as firing ends, function by releasing the pulsed high voltage delivered by the high-tension wire, breaking down the air between the two electrodes to generate an electric spark, thereby igniting the air-fuel mixture in the cylinder. Spark plugs are categorized into: 1. Standard spark plugs: The insulator skirt is slightly recessed into the shell end face, with the side electrode outside the shell end face; 2. Insulator-protruding spark plugs: The insulator skirt is longer, protruding beyond the shell end face; 3. Seat-type spark plugs: The shell and threaded portion are tapered.