Plug Coil Replacement

Here are the features associated with a plug coil replacement service:

• Scan for Fault Codes:
• Scanning the vehicle's onboard computer system for fault codes related to the ignition system to pinpoint specific issues.
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• Cylinder Identification:
• Identifying the specific ignition coil(s) that need replacement based on diagnostic findings.
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• Safe Vehicle Lifting:
• Lifting the vehicle safely using a hydraulic lift or a jack to access the ignition coils.
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• Disconnecting Electrical Connectors:
• Disconnecting the electrical connectors to the old ignition coils.
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• Removing Old Ignition Coils:
• Removing the old ignition coils from the engine.
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• Inspection of Spark Plug Wires:
• Inspecting spark plug wires for signs of wear or damage. If necessary, recommending or performing replacements.
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• Cleaning the Coil Mounting Area:
• Cleaning the mounting area for the ignition coils to ensure a secure and clean fit for the new coils.
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• Installation of New Ignition Coils:
• Installing the new ignition coils into the designated locations.
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• Connecting Electrical Connectors:
• Reconnecting the electrical connectors to the new ignition coils.
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• Securing Coils in Place:
• Securing the new ignition coils in place using the appropriate fasteners.
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• Functional Testing:
• Conducting a brief test starts to verify that the new ignition coils are functioning properly.
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• Clearing Engine Codes (if necessary):
• Clearing any stored engine codes that may have been triggered by the old ignition coils. This is especially important if the vehicle has an onboard diagnostics system.
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• By incorporating these features, a plug coil replacement service aims to restore proper ignition system function, prevent misfires, and ensure optimal engine performance. It is important for vehicle owners to communicate with the service provider to understand the specifics of the service and any recommendations for ongoing maintenance.