A faulty Suzuki Ignition Coil can result in a faulty car engine that performs poorly. In addition to misfiring, a faulty coil can cause poor power and engine performance. Many car owners are prompted to replace their cars' ignition coils when they see the Check Engine Light illuminated. But, before you do that, there are a few other things you should know. A leaking or damaged coil can damage your catalytic converter, which can permanently damage your vehicle.

The Suzuki Ignition Coil is used to start the engine. It converts the ignition voltage (12 volts) into high-voltage pulses. The spark plugs are ignited when this spark is present. This high-voltage pulse is transmitted through the ignition coil to ignite the fuel. Different cars have different number of ignition coils. Older cars have one coil covering all cylinders. Newer cars have a coil-on-plug type of ignition. Each cylinder has a separate coil. A faulty Suzuki IgnitionCoil may result in difficulties starting the car, and may even result in no start.

While Suzuki Ignition Coil is very durable, it can still fail. Vibration and heat can damage its insulation and lead to shorts in the primary and secondary windings. Overheating is the number one killer of ignition coils. It happens when the spark plugs or the ignition wires are bad. If you want to fix your car's ignition coil, you should first check the spark plugs and the plug wires.

The Suzuki Ignition Coil is an integral part of your engine. It produces the voltage required by the spark plug to ignite the fuel. The coil is powered by the battery and alternator. The output of the ignition coil is between 10000 and 20000 volts for regular models and 50000 volts for race cars. Once it has produced enough voltage, the spark plugs ignite the fuel. You will no longer hear a knock when you drive.

When you are looking to replace your Suzuki Ignition Coil, you should always make sure the coil fits the model year of your car. If your car is 12 volts, you need the 12-volt HT coil. It is also important to note the model year of the car you're replacing. If your vehicle is made before 2006, the ignition HT coil will fit in it perfectly. It is also vital for some other vehicles, including the GT250 and the GT380.

The Suzuki Ignition Coil produces the voltage required to ignite the fuel. The ignition coil is powered by the battery or alternator. For regular cars, the output of the ignition coil ranges between ten thousand and twenty thousand volts, while race cars require higher voltages. The HT coil is the part that turns the spark plugs on. If the HT coil is defective, it will not ignite the fuel.