Can the throttle plug be pulled out when the engine is working?

When the engine is working, the throttle plug cannot be pulled out.

Now most cars are equipped with electronic throttles.

The electronic throttle adopts two-way return spring, and the limping angle is about 9. That is to say, when the plug is unplugged or the control fails, the throttle plate will not be completely closed, but will stop at the position near 9.

This opening seems to be very small, but it is extremely sensitive to the intake flow at a small opening, even 0. 1 will have a great impact on the intake flow.

However, due to the limited opening, the intake flow will be greatly limited, and the engine can only output a little power, so this power can only ensure that you can drive home slowly or drive to a garage.

So unplug = throttle opening 9, remove throttle = throttle opening (about 88).

Engine is a machine that can convert other forms of energy into mechanical energy, including internal combustion engine (reciprocating piston engine) and external combustion engine (Stirling engine, steam engine, etc.). ), jet engines, motors, etc.

For example, internal combustion engines usually convert chemical energy into mechanical energy. The engine is suitable for both power generation devices and complete machines (such as gasoline engines and aero-engines) including power devices.

The engine was first born in Britain, so the concept of engine also originated in English. Its original meaning refers to "a mechanical device that generates power".