What are the symptoms of a faulty igniter?
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The symptoms of a faulty igniter are: 1. When the vehicle is idling, the body shakes noticeably. Observing the exhaust pipe outlet, the exhaust gas flow shows obvious intermittency, accompanied by severe exhaust pipe vibration and clearly audible popping sounds; 2. During driving, when the engine speed is below 2500 rpm, the vehicle body exhibits significant shaking with poor acceleration. The shaking disappears when the speed exceeds 2500 rpm; 3. The running engine shows obvious vibration that significantly exceeds normal operational vibration levels, with large amplitude shaking. An igniter refers to a device capable of providing sufficient energy instantaneously to ignite pulverized coal or oil fuel and maintain stable flame. In automobiles, the igniter refers to the ignition coil.