What are the reasons for difficulty in starting a hot engine?
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The reasons for difficulty in starting a hot engine include ignition coil breakdown, poor thermal stability of internal electronic components in the ignition module, damaged carbon canister solenoid valve, faulty intake air temperature sensor, etc. Below are the reasons for difficulty in starting a hot engine: Fuel injector leakage: The more severe the fuel injector leakage, the richer the air-fuel mixture becomes. Damaged carbon canister solenoid valve: During hot engine starts, fuel atomization is normal and additional fuel vapor is not needed. If the carbon canister continues to supply fuel vapor to the intake tract, it will result in an overly rich air-fuel mixture. Intake air temperature sensor: The function of the intake air temperature sensor is to adjust the fuel injection quantity. A faulty intake air temperature sensor can cause issues.