The ignition distributor is a central component in a classic gasoline engine and plays a crucial role in ensuring smooth engine operation. Its primary function is to transmit the high-voltage current generated by the ignition system to the individual cylinders at the precise moment. This ensures that the air-fuel mixture in each cylinder is ignited at exactly the optimal time. This precise control is essential for achieving consistent combustion, high engine performance, and low fuel consumption.
Throttle Valves - Volkswagen & Nissan
The throttle valve is a central component in a vehicle's intake system and plays a crucial role in engine performance and fuel consumption. Especially in Volkswagen (VW) vehicles, a properly functioning and precisely functioning throttle valve ensures smooth driving, quiet idling, and efficient combustion. The throttle valve regulates the amount of air entering the engine. In modern VW vehicles, it usually operates electronically via a so-called "E-Gas" system, in which the position of the accelerator pedal is transmitted electronically to the control unit.
