Introduction To The Importance Of Ignition Coil

　　How do you start your car? Just turn the key or press the switch. That's it, right? The engine starts automatically and depresses the accelerator pedal to push the vehicle forward. Turning off the engine and restarting it is as simple as that. Until your car backfired. Or the engine is hard to start. Either weird noises are made under the hood, or your car starts to consume fuel like a demon. Driving around is not that pleasant, you know what went wrong. Eight out of ten, it may be that the ignition coil needs to be repaired or completely replaced.

　　What is an ignition coil?

　　After the gasoline is compressed by the piston, sparks are required to burn in the engine cylinder. This will cause a small explosion, causing the piston to ram downwards and paving the way for another compression movement. This causes the crankshaft to rotate, and the crankshaft rotates the wheels. Gasoline needs to be burned in every cycle. And this kind of combustion is caused by the ignition coil or spark plug.

　　This is why the top buyers in Spartanburg check the ignition coil first during the trade-in period. Without it, the engine will not run. The whole system is composed of a battery switch, transformer, ignition coil, and spark plug. The low voltage of the car battery is converted to high voltage, which generates enough energy to generate sparks. The fuel burns and the car drives.

　　Why is it so important?

　　If you use a faulty ignition coil while driving, fuel will not burn properly in the combustion chamber. This will lead to the following situation.

　　• The gasoline in the exhaust gas will be lost, which can cause your car to catch fire.

　　• Oil deposits on the engine attract dust and cause sludge formation.

　　• The overall health of the engine has deteriorated.

　　• Incorrect power supply can damage other parts of the car, such as suspension, tires, etc.