What Happens When a Car Igniter Fails?
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When a car igniter fails, it can lead to difficulties in starting the car and unstable idle speed during startup. The igniter is a device capable of providing sufficient energy in an instant to ignite coal dust or oil fuel and stabilize the flame. It is a system in the vehicle that starts the engine, functioning to connect or disconnect the primary circuit of the ignition system based on the ignition signals input from the signal generator, thereby generating the ignition high voltage in the secondary winding of the ignition coil. The car igniter mainly consists of the power source, ignition coil, distributor, ignition switch, spark plug, additional resistor and its short-circuiting device, as well as high and low voltage wires.