Possible malfunctions of the engine and ignition system, their causes and methods of elimination
Possible malfunctions of the engine and ignition system
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Removing the ignition block
Ignition coil resistance measurement
Checking the Primary Ignition Circuit in Conventional Ignition Systems
Checking the secondary voltage of the ignition system
Checking the pressure sensor
Checking the engine speed sensor with a universal measuring device
Turning off the ignition, checking the ignition unit and high-voltage wires
Temporarily changing the ignition timing to correct the octane number of the fuel
Every 45,000 km — removal, inspection and replacement of spark plugs
Spark plug
Removing the ignition block
Ignition coil resistance measurement
Checking the Primary Ignition Circuit in Conventional Ignition Systems
Checking the secondary voltage of the ignition system
Checking the pressure sensor
Checking the engine speed sensor with a universal measuring device
Turning off the ignition, checking the ignition unit and high-voltage wires
Temporarily changing the ignition timing to correct the octane number of the fuel
Every 45,000 km — removal, inspection and replacement of spark plugs
Spark plug
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