Vehicle ignition system Renault Symbol 1

General information about the ignition system
Ignition system with static distribution of high-voltage voltage to spark plugs. The fuel injection system and ignition system work together, are controlled by one ECU and form a complex engine management system. The...

Operation of the ignition system
The crankshaft position sensor generates signals about the position and speed of rotation of the crankshaft. The electronic control unit, common with the fuel injection system, processes these signals and gives the...

Precautions when working with the ignition system
The voltage generated by the described electronic system is significantly higher than the voltage of conventional ignition systems. Make sure the ignition is off before starting work. Turn off the ignition before...

Removal and installation ignition coils
Fig. 3.121. Ignition coil The ignition coil is shown in Fig. 3.121. Fig. 3.122. Removing the ignition coil: 1-pin connector; 2 – coil mounting bolt To remove the coil, disconnect the wire from the negative terminal of...

Removal and installation the knock sensor
Fig. 3.104. Removing the fuel distribution rail: 1 – fuel supply line nipple; 2 – injector connectors; 3-pin knock sensor connector; 4 – ramp mounting bolts The location of the sensor is shown in Fig. 3.104. To remove,...

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