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- What is an igniter? - Motor Vehicle Maintenance Repair Stack Exchange
The igniter is the step up transformer that sits inline between the engine control computer and the ignition coil It takes the low amperage signal from the computer, usually a 12 volt square wave, and steps it up to higher amperage trigger signal for the ignition coil Most use a high current rated transistor as its primary component This circuit design protects the PCM by removing a high
- Kawasaki ZX10 (88-90) no start issue - Motor Vehicle Maintenance . . .
I wanted to test the igniter using the values from the service manual, got open loop for every connection and assumed it is obviously the issue However apparently you need to use this special tester from Kawasaki (57001-983) to get proper readings
- Troubleshooting dim HID headlights - Motor Vehicle Maintenance Repair . . .
I bought a ballast kit from Amazon, which looked exactly like the original It came with the igniter (fortunately) because when I tried using the old igniter, it still didn't work New igniter was the fix As for your assumption By lens, do you mean the outer plastic cover?
- svx - Motor Vehicle Maintenance Repair Stack Exchange
The first test is power and ground to the igniter If these are correct then the command signals are checked next I test these signals with an an oscilloscope One channel on the input wire from the PCM The other lead goes on the output line to the coil Subaru usually uses a 12 volt square wave from the PCM to the igniter The output from the igniter to the coils is also a 12v square wave
- How is ignition coil feedback useful? - Motor Vehicle Maintenance . . .
Today I learnt that some engine management setups demand a feedback signal from the ignition coil What does it do with the signal though? Is it just for diagnostics?
- Suzuki Intruder VL1500 Ignition Coil Difference in Front and Rear
On carbureted models, the ignition system consists of a signal generator, igniter with an 8-bit microprocessor (IC), two ignition coils and two park plugs During operation, the IC in the igniter receives input from the signal generator, throttle position sensor, and MAP sensor to determine the ignition timing for the operating conditions
- Does a 1998 Suzuki Intruder 1500 (carbureted) Have a Ignition . . .
On carbureted models, the ignition system consists of a signal generator, igniter with an 8-bit microprocessor (IC), two ignition coils and two park plugs During operation, the IC in the igniter receives input from the signal generator, throttle position sensor, and MAP sensor to determine the ignition timing for the operating conditions
- replace - How can I know if the airbags have expired and what are the . . .
The key difference is the type of seal used to house the airbag igniter, also known as the squib "Almost all squibs since Day One have used what is called 'glass-to-metal' sealing, which is the best for moisture protection," says Douglas Campbell, who is president of the Automotive Safety Council and has worked in the airbag industry for more
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