OEM Honda Coils

What Causes Car Coils to Break?

Many things, such as overheating, aging, wear and tear, contaminants, voltage spikes, poor grounding, defective spark plugs or wires, and manufacturing defects, can cause ignition coils in cars to fail. High engine temperatures, insufficient airflow, or malfunctioning cooling systems can all lead to overheating. Regular maintenance can help prevent ignition coil failure and guarantee dependable engine operation.

Other Parts

1. Fuses

   Fuses are safety devices that protect a car's electrical system from damage due to overcurrent conditions. They function by utilizing a metal strip or wire that melts when it comes into contact with too much current, cutting the circuit and stopping further damage.

2. Starters

   The starter is in charge of starting the combustion process inside the engine. To crank the engine and initiate the combustion cycle, the starter is made up of an electric motor and a gear system that engages with the flywheel or flexplate of the engine.

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