How many ignition coils should be replaced at once?
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How many ignition coils should be replaced at once depends on the situation: 1. If the ignition coil needs to be replaced due to natural aging failure, and only one has failed, but the others may also be nearing the end of their lifespan, all four should be replaced together; 2. If the ignition coils have not been used for long and one or two have failed while the others are still functioning properly, only the faulty ignition coils need to be replaced. Symptoms of a damaged ignition coil include: decreased engine power, increased fuel consumption, leading to engine misfire. Reasons why ignition coils are prone to damage include: 1. Excessive power generation, causing the ignition coil to be overloaded; 2. Excessive spark plug gap; 3. Poor quality gasoline; 4. Incorrect cylinder compression ratio; 5. Program failure in the computer board.