What Happens When the Timing Gear is Misaligned?
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Consequences of timing gear misalignment are as follows: When the timing is misaligned, during the engine's rotation process, sudden acceleration will cause the engine to emit a rattling metal knocking sound; it will lead to increased engine starting resistance, and in severe cases, the engine may fail to start, resulting in reduced vehicle power; it affects the car's idle instability, engine shaking, and there may also be slight car weakness, with unclear throttle response when going uphill. Relevant information about the timing gear is as follows: Introduction: The timing gear is a gear in mechanical devices that plays a role in time-scale positioning to complete related control functions. In the intake and exhaust systems of internal combustion engines, and in local systems with sequential relationships for completing mechanical functions such as in clocks, timing gears are introduced. Transmission Methods: Three transmission methods of timing gears: chain drive, toothed belt drive, and gear drive.