Where is the igniter of the Sylphy?
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The igniter of the classic Sylphy is located on the engine cylinder head. An igniter refers to a device that can instantly provide sufficient energy to ignite pulverized coal, oil (gas) fuel and stabilize the flame. The causes of igniter failure are as follows: 1. The car experiences sudden engine shutdown when using the igniter, without obvious regularity. The fault can be eliminated after replacing the platinum. This is usually caused by poor contact or damaged wiring grounding in the igniter circuit. 2. After prolonged driving, the car experiences unstable engine shutdown and other phenomena, but returns to normal after cooling for a period. Using platinum does not cause this phenomenon. This is generally due to high-speed misfiring of the igniter chip, and the igniter needs to be replaced. 3. The car operates normally before installing the igniter, but after installation and debugging, the idle speed is unstable during startup, and the engine shakes severely when accelerating. Sometimes it is accompanied by backfiring from the exhaust pipe. No improvement is observed even after adjusting the ignition angle. This is usually caused by the sensor's red and black wires being reversed. 4. The car is difficult to start when using the igniter in cold weather, but it can start normally with platinum. However, it can be started by methods such as pushing or towing. This is generally caused by excessive sensor gap. If the gap is normal, observe whether the starter motor can rotate normally during startup. If the speed is too slow, it may be due to motor sweeping, low battery power, or poor grounding of the ground wire.
I've been driving for a while, and I think the ignition position of the Sylphy is on the right steering column. You can usually reach the keyhole or start button with a simple stretch. If you can't find it, first check if the key is in your pocket or if it's out of battery. The start button in newer models is more obvious, located in the lower right area of the dashboard. Remember to press the brake pedal when starting the car for safety. If it doesn't work, it might be a key issue—try replacing the battery or repositioning the remote key. Overall, the design is quite reasonable, allowing easy operation without bending over.
