In the cold season, after refueling with low-quality fuel, starting a frozen engine in the morning becomes a real challenge for the motorist. In pursuit of the goal of starting the engine, as a rule, the candles are unscrewed, which often at this moment turn out to be excessively moistened with fuel.
Necessary
- - candle wrench,
- - pliers,
- - a source of open fire.
Instructions
Step 1
So, having unscrewed all the candles and made sure that they are unsuitable for reproducing a spark discharge between the electrodes, the motorist understands that the candles need to be ignited. Otherwise, starting the engine is unlikely to work.
Step 2
The ideal solution to the problem that has arisen is, of course, burning candles over the flame of a gas stove burner. During the baking of the electrodes, the candle is held by pliers in the burner flame. After the flame and smoke cease to emanate from the skirt of the candle, its burning stops, and the next one is started.
Step 3
This method of calcining the elements of the ignition system is relevant when the car is parked in its own yard or not far from the place of residence. But what about those who have a car "spends the night" in a paid parking lot, which still needs to be reached for some time?
Step 4
In this case, the candles can be ignited in the following way: - wet a small piece of natural fabric with gasoline;
- take it away from cars;
- taking precautions, light a cloth soaked in fuel and place all candles in the fire.
Step 5
Upon completion of calcination, the spark plugs are wiped with a clean cloth and screwed into the cylinder head.
