OEM Chevrolet Spark Ignition Coil

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Chevrolet Spark Ignition Coil converts the power of the battery into high voltage that enables the engine to breathe fire and run smoothly and gives young drivers confidence when traveling. Exterior is small, but the interior is spacious, and the Chevrolet Spark makes a squeezer through the bustling streets, it can park without any issues, and the cabin is cheerful with intelligent devices and solid materials. Its lightweight construction is coupled with a responsive engine to provide lively acceleration and the accurate steering and the compliant suspension absorbs the bumps keeping the ride steady and enjoyable. Since the Chevrolet Spark is designed to move about in the city, the owners have the optimum of the running costs and ability to have a manual or an efficient automatic gearbox that fits in their taste of style. In the middle of this act is the Ignition Coil that is placed above each cylinder and it resembles a mini transformer that increases voltage to the point that the plugs are able to ignite the mixture of air and fuel without hesitation. The Ignition Coil is fuel-saving, eliminates misfires, and reduces tailpipe emissions, making the Chevrolet Spark continue to hum in heavy traffic. The Ignition Coil in the Spark is designed with durable windings and heat resistant casing that is resistant to vibration and temperature variations allowing the car to be started quickly on icy mornings in summer or hot afternoons and heat resistant housing. Replacement: this requires the removal of the battery, the old Ignition Coil, unbolt, then place the new one, reconnect wiring, and then start the Chevrolet to ensure a smooth idle.