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Want to replace your ignition coils yourself? We can help you do that! Replacing ignition coils is easy, as long as you follow our step by step guides to replacing ignition coils. We even have a link to our ignition coils repair video for those who are more visual and love following along on youtube. What are you waiting for? Find out how easy it is to replace your ignition coils, all by yourself.
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How To Replace Your Ignition Coils
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A step by step guide to help you replace your ignition coils!
What is an Ignition
Coil?
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Replacing Ignition Coils is a fairly simple process. Ignition coil replacement varies depending on your vehicle, but there are some general guidelines which you can follow to successfully perform a replacement. On this HOW-TO presentation we will break down these guidelines step by step to help walk you through the process
Tools Needed
• Wrench• Screwdriver• Torque Wrench• Dielectric Compound• Replacement Ignition coils
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Step 1: Unplug the Battery
• For your personal safety, remove the ground or negative terminal cable from your car's battery. Working alongside your vehicle's electrical system can be very dangerous, disconnecting your battery can help avoid serious injury caused by electric shock. Once you get this done, you can move on.
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Step 2: Locate and remove the Ignition Coil
• Ignition coils are located adjacent to the spark plugs on the right hand side of the engine.
• Once you have located your ignition coils, use your screwdriver to remove the screws that attach the coil to your vehicle's electrical connector. In some cases you will need a wrench to remove fasteners that attach the coil to the electrical connector.
• With the correct amount of force, twist the ignition coil slowly so you can remove it. Keep in mind that in some vehicles you will have to rotate the ignition coil so it can clear the fuel injectors and/or the fuel injector rails.
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Step 3: Apply Dielectric Compound
• Carefully apply a thin layer of the dielectric compound on the bottom of your brand new, replacement ignition coil or on the rubber boots.
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Step 4: Installation
• Simply insert the new replacement ignition coil right into where you pulled your old one out.
• If you have a Chilton or Haynes manual, you can refer to it to check how much torque must be applied to bolt on the new ignition coil.
• Using your torque wrench, apply the correct amount of torque necessary to secure the bolts.
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Step 5: Reset and Test
• Do not forget to reconnect the battery by reconnecting the negative terminal cable.
• Once this is done, you can start your engine to insure that all cylinders are firing properly.
• If a problem persists, please take your vehicle to a mechanic for further diagnosis.
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How To Replace Your Ignition CoilsThe End
Watch our Ignition Coil Replacement Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLJfSn8IcwZ4PvC6uZv182-qS2Ufz_mngD&v=do8rAO8jhIA
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