What is a car ignition failure?
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Car ignition failure refers to insufficient ignition energy or a complete inability to ignite, which is mostly caused by faults in the ignition coil or spark plug. The car's ignition system mainly consists of spark plugs and ignition coils. The spark plug is a component that needs regular replacement. If the spark plug is used for a long time without replacement, the electrode gap will increase, affecting the ignition condition of the spark plug. Although the ignition coil is not a wear part, it is inevitable for it to fail after working in high-temperature environments for extended periods. The ignition coil can convert 12V voltage into thousands or even tens of thousands of volts, which is necessary for the spark plug to have sufficient ignition energy. If the ignition coil fails, it may lead to a misfire.