Can the car still run if the ignition coil is broken?
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If the ignition coil is broken, the car cannot run. One of the core components of the gasoline engine ignition system is the ignition coil. For the mixture in the engine cylinder to combust, ignition energy is required, and the ignition coil serves as the medium to provide this energy, completing the ignition action through the spark plug. Symptoms of a faulty car ignition coil: 1. Weak acceleration accompanied by shaking; 2. Reduced ignition energy provided by the ignition coil or electrical leakage may cause the engine to shake at idle, and abnormal engine noises can be heard; 3. The engine fault light on the dashboard will illuminate, indicating a fault; 4. The mixture in the cylinder may fail to combust, adhering to the three-way catalytic converter and causing blockage, leading to engine stalling.