Auto ignition is basically oxidation of a substance without an ignition source. The energy of activation is reached to result in a liberation of heat (exothermic). That then leads to a chain of events leading to a fire hazard. It's easy to get auto ignition mixed up with flashpoint (flashpoint requires a source of ignition such as temperature input or flame source). In all, I haven't found any sources that describe the whole mechanism. Some say the formation of hyperoxidases from drying oils is one of the culprits.
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The auto-ignition temperature of kerosene is typically in the range of 210-300 degrees Celsius (410-572 degrees Fahrenheit), depending on the specific composition and purity of the kerosene.
Auto-ignite refers to the spontaneous ignition of a substance without an external ignition source, typically due to high temperature or pressure. It occurs when the substance reaches its auto-ignition temperature or pressure and ignites without the need for a spark or flame.
Auto Zone is a well known auto parts retailer. A representative can help you online or on the phone to get the specific ignition coil you need. You can also come to the store in person and the friendly staff will help you get the ignition coil pack you're looking for.
the ignition barral will relese the key when the car is in park