What does short-term output reduction of the preheating ignition switch mean?
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Ignition preheating switch short-term output reduction is generally caused by poor gasoline quality, carbon deposits, or damaged spark plugs. The following are specific introductions: 1. Ignition switch: Car ignition preheating is used in cold weather, where the vehicle is started for a period of time to keep the engine oil lubricated. The ignition system switch (usually operated with a key) can freely open or close the main circuit of the ignition coil and is also applicable to other electrical circuits. 2. Types of ignition switches: ignition switches for gas lighters, gas stoves, and gas water heaters; starting and ignition switches for cars and motorcycles; ignition switches for launching missiles, satellites, and various spacecraft. 3. Ignition methods: The main ignition methods are piezoelectric ceramic ignition and energized coil ignition.