Pre-test

An enclosed rotating shaft used in spark-ignition internal combustion engines that have mechanically timed ignition.

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• battery

• coil

• distributor

• spark plug

This is the most important component, because it carries the function as a step-up transformer, or raise the battery voltage.

• ignition coil

• ignition distributor

• ignition wire

• ignition plug

It converts chemical energy to electric energy.

• battery

• coil

• distributor

• plug

It activates the voltage from the battery to the ignition coil to produce the engine spark.

• ignition coil

• ignition distributor

• ignition plug

• ignition switch

An electronics component that has the ability to absorb the current and remove it when necessary.

• advancer

• coil

• condenser

• rotor

Served on spark advancing, or changing ignition timing.

• ignition coil

• high-tension wire

• spark plug

• vacumm advancer

Cable on the spark plugs, have different shapes and capabilities with common cables.

• clutch cable

• throttle cable

• electrical wire

• high-tension wire

Consists of a core or electrode rod as the receiver of the electric current from the output coil and the ground located in its body.

• coil

• distributor

• high-tension wire

• spark plug

The system in an internal combustion engine that produces the spark to ignite the mixture of fuel and air.

• charging system

• fuel system

• ignition system

• starting system