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How the viscosity ease of ignition and smokiness of the flame changes as the boiling points of the fractions increases?
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Uses of ignition tube in chemistry?
NOSIA: Nonbreakable sodium ignition tube is better way to detection of extra elements.
Why is butane sold in pressurized cans?
Butane is sold in pressurized cans because it is a highly volatile and flammable gas. By keeping it in a pressurized container, the gas is compressed, which increases its stability and reduces the risk of accidental ignition or leaks. The pressurized cans also allow for easy and controlled release of the butane when needed.
Why would the clock change time whenever the ignition is turned off?
Defective clock or it is wired incorrectly. Should be wired to have power when ignition is turned off. it sounds to me that the constant live has been lost to the clock, there are three wires to a vehicle clock, an earth, an ignition live and a constant live
What is the definition of a not being a virgin?
A guy has stuck his key in your ignition
What is the name of the plate that the coil packs are placed on?
ignition control module
Is acetone increases the fuel economy?
Acetone is a chemical that will remove moisture, so in fuel it could improve ignition but not power.
What is a sentence that contains the word ignition?
I turned on the ignition in my car. "Houston, we have ignition!"
What does cdi box do?
A CDI, or Capacitor Discharged Ignition is a system that is linked to the ignition of some petrol engine driven vehicles. Its purpose is to store an electrical charge that is discharged through the ignition coil and thus increases the power to the spark plug/s for a very powerful, high-energy spark. This prevents fouling of the spark plug/s. A CDI can be disconnected in some vehicles and the engine would still run, but with a less powerful spark to the spark plug/s.
What does a CDI box do?
A CDI, or Capacitor Discharged Ignition is a system that is linked to the ignition of some petrol engine driven vehicles. Its purpose is to store an electrical charge that is discharged through the ignition coil and thus increases the power to the spark plug/s for a very powerful, high-energy spark. This prevents fouling of the spark plug/s. A CDI can be disconnected in some vehicles and the engine would still run, but with a less powerful spark to the spark plug/s.
How can you test the ignition modual?
ignition module on what?
Where is the ignition coil on a 96 civic cx hatchback?
The ignition coil is inside the ignition distributor.
What is an ignition switch modulator?
You mean, I think, ignition switch module, which is the location of the ignition switch.
Is the ignition coil resistor necessary?
Yes definitely it is necessary because when u crank the engine at that time ignition coil is in cold position so at that time complete 12 volts bypasses the ballast resistor but when u releases the key from cranking position so the key comes to the ignition position at that position 12 volt of battery goes through the resistor that may be approximately 9 volt because when engine starts the coil temperature increases and there is no need of 12 volts
How do you install an ignition switch on a 1986 Chevrolet caprice?
Attach the wiring harness to the and of your 1986 Chevrolet Caprice ignition switch. Slide the ignition switch into the ignition slot. Tighten the ignition switch with the retaining ring.
Where is the ignition relay on a 1992 GMC G2500 conversion van?
That 92 GMC van doesn't have a relay for ignition. Power for the ignition is supplied from the ignition switch.
A primary advantage of the electronic ignition system over conventional ignition systems is?
a primary advantage of the electronic ignition system over conventional ignition system is?
Why does Ford Probe ignition stays on even when key is not in ignition?
Defective ignition switch or tumbler assembly.
