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OEM Automotive Coils FAQ
What Types of OEM Automotive Coils Are There?
Whether you drive a Toyota, Jeep, Volkswagen, or Chrysler vehicle, there are primary three types of coils on board.
The first is your ignition coil. It helps produce the electricity that your spark plugs use to ignite to air-and-fuel mix inside the engine's combustion chamber.
Another one is the stator coil. This is an electric part of a motor that helps power your vehicle's charging and other electrical systems.
Lastly, we have the coil springs. They're part of your suspension system, and support the vehicle's weight, help to maintain alignment angles, and absorb impacts associated with driving over uneven road surfaces or trails.
How Do You Spot Faulty Coils?
Signs of trouble include:
- Engine misfires
- Issues starting your vehicle
- Worsening fuel efficiency
- Weak sparking
- Your vehicle sags or sways
- Uneven or excessive tire tread wear
- Odd noises coming from under your vehicle
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If a coil does need replacing, do it as quickly as possible. You also want to choose the best replacement coils for your vehicle. Those are always the ones your manufacturer designed and made for your vehicle, since they come with the guaranteed fit, quality, and performance that generic parts can't match. Order what you need from our online auto parts department today, and save up to 35% off the MSRP while doing so!