Lamminkäynnistykset
Lamminkäynnistykset refers to a phenomenon observed in certain internal combustion engines, particularly those found in agricultural machinery like tractors. It describes a situation where the engine, after being switched off, continues to run or "kick" for a short period before coming to a complete stop. This is distinct from the engine failing to start or stalling. The term itself is Finnish, directly translating to "sheep's starts," evoking the image of a hesitant or uneven engine operation.
The primary cause of Lamminkäynnistykset is typically pre-ignition or auto-ignition of the fuel-air mixture within the
Factors contributing to Lamminkäynnistykset include engine overheating, excessive carbon buildup in the combustion chamber, incorrect ignition