Cause |
elimination |
A. The engine starts poorly or does not start at all. |
- The ignition coil or spark plugs are wet or dirty, so there are no sparks.
- The plug connection is loose or oxidized.
- Wet spark plugs (after frequent attempts to start).
- The position speed sensor is free - a large distance from the flywheel.
- The position speed sensor is defective; the wire has a ground connection or an open.
- Defective ignition coil.
- The power module or control unit is defective.
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- Dry or clean, treat with ignition spray if necessary.
- Check, replace if necessary.
- Disassemble and dry.
- Fasten.
- Replace, check wire or replace.
- Replace.
- Check, replace if necessary.
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B. The engine runs unevenly, has ignition failures. |
- The spark plug is defective.
- Break in the ignition cable.
- See A1 - 7.
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- Replace.
- Replace wire.
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B. The motor has no power. |
- The suction system admits outside air.
- The intake air or coolant temperature sensor is not installed correctly.
- See A4-7.
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- Check.
- Check plug connection, replace sensor if necessary.
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