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      Your concern might be complex to diagnose and may require additional equipment to pinpoint the cause. In this case, you'll receive Digital Inspection results plus a quote to perform deeper diagnostic/test procedures.

      Ignition Coil Replacement

      Ignition Coil Replacement

      Replacing the ignition coil in a car is necessary for several reasons:

      • Prevents misfires: A malfunctioning coil causes misfires, which leads to unstable engine operation, loss of power and increased fuel consumption.
      • Reduced fuel consumption: If one cylinder is not firing properly, the engine will have to rev up to achieve the same torque. Thus, the driver will press the pedal harder, and this will ensure higher fuel consumption.
      • Car is more reliable: Replacing the ignition coil ensures the reliability of the car and prevents sudden stops and problems along the way.
      • Catalyst protection: Due to incomplete combustion of fuel, the level of fuel in the exhaust gases increases. This harms the catalyst, accelerating its wear. The investigation helps to avoid costly repairs.
      • Prevents Damage to Other Components: A malfunctioning ignition coil can cause damage to other ignition system components, such as the spark plugs or electronic control unit.
      • Increased engine power: Since the ignition coil is responsible for properly igniting the mixture in the cylinders, its malfunction can lead to a drop in power and regular engine jerking.
      • Reducing emissions of harmful substances: Incomplete combustion of fuel increases the amount of harmful emissions in the exhaust gases.
      • The risk of damage to the vehicle's electronics is lower: A non-functioning ignition coil can create abnormal electrical signals that can affect the vehicle's electronic systems, such as navigation systems, audio systems and other critical components.
      Four common causes for the vehicle engine sputtering and their related parts.
      This fix will help eliminating

      Engine Sputtering

      The engine is sputtering because of a faulty fuel pump or mechanical failure causing the unmeasured fuel pressure to create sputters But it can also be because of worn spark plugs faulty sensors or a damaged ignition coil While the unsettling feeling of your engine sputtering might not have to do with engine problems it indicates something wrong with your car that you shouldnt ignore A sputtering engine relates to how your car intakes and burns fuel If it doesnt burn fuel cleanly and efficiently... Learn More about the Symptom

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