What are the reasons for prolonged ignition time?
1 Answers
The reasons for prolonged ignition time are as follows: 1. The car has been parked for a long time: The battery may be depleted, resulting in weak starting power. 2. Forgetting to turn off the lights and car charger: After a night of consumption, the battery may be insufficiently charged, leading to weak starting power. 3. Forgetting to turn off the air conditioning before turning off the engine: This causes the air conditioning system to automatically start working every time the vehicle's ignition switch is turned on, directly resulting in an instantaneous excessive power load on the vehicle, which over time will cause damage to the battery. 4. Slow car ignition: This is not necessarily a problem with the vehicle itself. If the ignition response is slow when the engine is cold, but normal when the engine is warm, it is likely related to cold weather; in winter, when temperatures are low, the engine block temperature is low during cold starts, making fuel atomization difficult, which prevents the fuel injected into the cylinder from fully mixing with air, leading to a sharp drop in gasoline vaporization rate.