Trust me your 1/4 coil is junk. you dont need all three
The engine control module can affect cylinders. But if its only a 4 cylinder, cancelling out just one out of 4 isn't likely to be a computer. Its not the most likely cause, but it is definetely possible.
When you upgrade the modules in your computer, you need to match the latencies of new ones to the old ones in the computer. When they are not the same it can cause the computer to run slow and not run properly.
If a spark plug is not tightened correctly it will tick when the cylinder compresses.
The light control module could be the cause of hazard lights coming on after the car is turned off. There could be a problem that has caused this module to become wet and it is now not working correctly.
What happens depends greatly on which module fails. If the engine control module (computer) fails it may cause the engine to run poorly or not at all. If the ignition module fails the engine won't start.
A bad ingnition module, Are a bad computer.
Yes, it could.
If you put a memory stick into card reader, it mostly will be recognized as a removable drive. If you put a RAM module into slot of the mainboard while computer is on, then it mostly will cause severe damage to RAM module or mainboard components.
When you upgrade the modules in your computer, you need to match the latencies of new ones to the old ones in the computer. When they are not the same it can cause the computer to run slow and not run properly.
a bad wiper control module, its the box located on the firewall above/next to the master brake cylinder.
A bug in a computer program is when something doesn't work in the computer program. Cause could be: Something was entered in the programming correctly. Ex. you want to click on exit button but it does something else.
Does your auto seat belts make any noise ? If it does, you could have a defective EEC Relay which controls both the seat belts and the power to the computer module. Intermittent power failure to the computer module will cause engine function interruption. lrp2@hotmail.com