Why do Pistons not fire at the same time?
Why do Pistons not fire at the same time? The point of having multi cylinder engines is to NOT have them fire all at once but have equal amount of time between the firing order of each cylinder during the rotation of the crankshaft to generate a smoother power delivery. What is the firing order of a 3 cylinder engine? A 3-cylinder engine has three crankpins 120 degrees apart from each other. In a 3-cylinder engine, the order is 1-3-2, which creates power balance in cylinders. This is particularly true in the case of multi-cylinder engines. If all the cylinders...