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When you turn on the switch of your car, a low-voltage current flows through what's called the ignition coils. These coils then transform this low voltage to a high one, producing sparks with the spark plugs to start the car.
The materials and type of coils used in a car's ignition depends on someone's driving conditions and budget. Some drivers could get particular with the type of coils they want to use, so you may want to consider getting a Distributorless Ignition System (DIS), Coil-on-Plus (COP) coils, or simply another conventional one for your next purchase.
Checking on your ignition coils is important to keeping the ignition intact. Overheating could cause irrevocable damage, but so could faulty spark plugs. When your car refuses to start, it might be a good sign to check how your coils are holding up, too.
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