What Happens When a Car's Solenoid Valve is Damaged?
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Detailed introduction about the damage of a car's solenoid valve is as follows: 1. Several conditions that may occur when a car's solenoid valve is damaged: The engine idle speed fluctuates and becomes unstable, accompanied by weak acceleration, jerking when shifting gears, the engine being prone to stalling or difficult to start, stalling when the air conditioning is turned on, and abnormal increase in fuel consumption. In severe cases, there may also be abnormal mixture concentration, excessive oil vapor in the engine, and weak ignition. 2. The car solenoid valve is an actuator of the electronic control system. Classification of solenoid valves by function and working method: Solenoid valves can be divided into shift solenoid valves, lock-up solenoid needle valves, and pressure-regulating solenoid needle valves by function, and can be divided into on-off solenoid valves and pulse solenoid valves by working method.