How do I replace the ignition coil on my car?

Answer by  6ixk (1156)

Also known as the starter solonoid. Just unbolt and replace as needed. Its straight forward, they are never held on by more than four bolts. Remove and replace, keep your core as they will give you some cash back for it at your parts house. Check online for the lowest prices.

Answer by  mannersandsuch (1796)

The most important part about replacing the ignition coil in your car is make sure you that you have the exact part to match your car model. Even with in the same year cars might have different ignition coils.

Answer by  Wrenchman (638)

Unhook the positive battery terminal before messing with the ignition system. Then, buy a new coil for your particular make and model. Locate the old one, remove it. Then replace it with the new one, reconnecting all wires and mounting bolts. It might be built into the distributor or remote. It's fairly straightforward.

Answer by  nicksdakota (74)

Replacing the ignition coil shouldn't be too complicated. First of all, you will have to remove the spark plug wires from the coil. Next, you must remove whatever bolts hold the coil in place. Applying the new coil is just the inverse of what we have just done.

Answer by  kennethjgoodson (4903)

The best way to replace the ignition coil is to get your repair manual and take apart the steering column. You will then be able to access the ignition coil.

Answer by  rookie105 (823)

there is 2 wires to disconnect and the unplug the coil wire, loosen the hardware holding the actual coil in place then do the reverse to put in new coil

Answer by  geethapriya (239)

Ignition coil is used for create the power stock in the engine. Ignition coil create spark by using the electric short. So it is very important to the car engine. You should choose the right quality coil for the engine and replace it when the right time of the service period.

Answer by  laura27 (1216)

The car model has to match your car. You want to always make sure it is the right one for that car due to different ignition coils.

Answer by  heather88 (1897)

You might have to take it in to get it fixed. Or you can go get a manual at the auto parts store to fix it. Just tell them the make and model of the car.