Ignition misfires and "sputtering" can be caused by any number of system failures such as air/fuel, ignition and even emissions/exhaust. A failing ignition coil, control module, plug wire and plug are often components that should be examined when diagnosing such misfires.
Bad ignition coil will cause engine to sputter and hesitate on acceleration.
When an ignition coil goes bad the car will not run right, or not at all. An intermittent coil will cause shudder, or a jerking motion. When the coil has no output then the cylinder that the coil feeds cant burn the fuel and cause power.
A bad coil can damage a converter. If the engine is misfiring, it will cause raw fuel to get into the converter and that can cause failure.
Yes, a bad coil will prevent the ignition from firing and the engine will not start.
A bad ignition coil will cause your engine not to have any spark. Without any spark the engine cannot start or run.
It could either be a bad ignition coil, a bad ignition rotor, a bad ignition cap, a bad ignition control module (if equipped), or a bad coil to cap wire.
Yes, a bad coil pack can cause an engine to sputter. The coil pack is responsible for providing the spark needed for combustion in the engine's cylinders. If it fails or malfunctions, it can lead to inconsistent spark delivery, resulting in misfires, rough idling, and sputtering during acceleration. Addressing a faulty coil pack can help restore proper engine performance.
A bad ignition coil can cause your 1987 Acura tachometer to quit working. A bad tachometer cable or ground wire can also cause it to quit working.
Could be a bad ignition coil Have vehicle scanned to see if problem has set any codes
bad ignition coil, bad plugs. bad plug wires, bad ignition control module........
bad coil, bad ignition control, bad ecu, blown fuse and or switch need more info
bad ignition coil, bad ignitor