When you turn the key in your car, what do you think is happening? You’re probably thinking of the Ignition Coil. This little marvel is responsible for getting the engine started. In recent years, the ignition coil has been replaced with a more modern design. So what’s the difference? Well, for one, the new coil is less likely to fail. It also uses less energy and therefore saves you money on your electric bill. And last but not least, it looks cooler than the old coil!
What is the Ignition Coil?
The ignition coil replaces the spark plug in your car’s engine. The coil creates a spark that ignites the air/fuel mixture in the cylinders, starting the engine. If the coil fails, your car will not start.
What does the Ignition Coil replace?
The ignition coil replaces the spark plugs on your car. It’s a small, metal device that helps ignite the fuel in the air-fuel mixture. When it does, the engine starts.
How to replace an ignition coil on a car
The ignition coil is a small device that helps the engine to start by turning the spark plugs. On most new cars, the ignition coil will need to be replaced at some point. Here are instructions on how to replace it:
1. Remove the hood and front windshield of your car.
2. Remove the front passenger wheel.
3. Disconnect the battery cables.
4. Remove the four bolts that hold on the cover of the coilpack housing.
5. Lift off the cover of the coilpack housing and remove the old ignition coil.
6. Install a new ignition coil by reversing these steps. Tighten all bolts in a counter-clockwise direction using a socket wrench (10-12 inch torque).
When to replace an ignition coil on a car
If your car is producing a “check engine” light, you may need to replace the ignition coil. The ignition coil powers up the spark plugs and ignites the gasoline in the engine. If it fails, your car will not crank and will produce a “check engine” light. You can check whether or not your coil needs to be replaced by following these simple steps: Disconnect the battery cable. Remove the spark plugs. Check for continuity between each spark plug wire and the spark plug itself. If there is no continuity, your ignition coil needs to be replaced. Reinstall the spark plugs, reconnect the battery cable, and start your car.
Conclusion
Looking for information on the ignition coil replacement on the new cars? Look no further! In this article, we will discuss what the ignition coil replaces and what needs to be replaced when it does. We will also provide a link to a video that walk you through the entire installation process.