Ignition is required for an engine to work. Failure of ignition would prevent the engine working.
The check engine light on a 1997 Isuzu Rodeo could mean a failure in the ignition system has been detected or one of the cylinders has misfired. Hooking an OBDII code reader to the vehicle can determine the exact cause.
Could be many reasons, charging system failure, fuel delivery failure, ignition failure to name a few.
Could be many reasons such as, ignition switch failure, neutral safety switch failure, starter relay failure, dirty/loose battery connections, starter failure, battery failure, damaged wiring,
Only if the engine is not cranking. Otherwise the problem is engine related.
it could of been a short in the wiring in the engine compartment or you had a fuel leak and it got into wires or the ignition system
There could be several reasons why your Hyundai Atos engine is still running even though you have switched the ignition off. It could be a wiring problem in the engine. You will need to take the vehicle to a licensed mechanic.
probably ignition control module failure
may be a bad starter..... or if the engine is cranking with no start it could be the ignition wires
If the engine will not catch until you release the key, you might have an issue with your ignition system. You could also have a problem with the ignition timing.
Yes, but it isn't the ignition itself, it could be bad linkage rods that connect to the starter motor.
Yes, it could.
Check for a) a weak spark, b) a weak charging system, or c) a failure of an element of the fuel system. Vacuum advance, incorrect ignition timing. A car stalls when the engine receives a sudden massive increase in load (think when you were learning to drive - releasing the clutch too quickly would cause the car to stall by transferring too much friction too quickly from the gearbox to the engine) If the car only stalls when you are setting out from stationary then better engine/clutch control control is needed, or there is a problem with fuel or clutch. If it is an old car, try putting more choke on when pulling away. If the car stalls all the time, the general reason is that there is probably either a fuel or an ignition problem causing the engine to cut out. Of course, there could be any number of things wrong with your car if it stalls during normal driving (i.e., not when starting from stationary). It may need a tune-up. In general, a failure to run and idle properly.