Why Does the Ignition Coil Burn Out?
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The reasons why an ignition coil burns out are: 1. Excessive power generation, causing the ignition coil to be overloaded; 2. Excessive spark plug gap; 3. Poor fuel quality; 4. Incorrect cylinder compression ratio; 5. Program failure in the computer board; 6. Unstable power supply voltage; 7. Abnormal resistance in the high-voltage wires; 8. Secondary circuit short; 9. Excessive primary current from the ignition controller leading to overheating of the ignition coil. The steps to replace the ignition coil are: 1. Open the ignition coil cover on top of the engine; 2. Remove the ignition coil fixing screws; 3. Disconnect the ignition coil power plug; 4. Take out the ignition coil; 5. Insert the new ignition coil and tighten the screws; 6. After connecting the power plug, cover the top panel.