Honda Exhaust Ignition Coils Jazz GD GE 1.4L Civic VII 1.3L L13A1 LDA1 30521-PWA-003

Item num:

IC-HD001

Specification:

Exhaust Side Ignition Coil

High Quality And 100% Strict Tested

Australian owned, Pick up allowed

Replaces dealer part numbers:

30521-PWA-003

Suit:

Make	Model	Year	Series	Engine Size	Engine Code
HONDA	JAZZ II	10/2002-2008	GD	L13A1	4Cyl 1.4L
HONDA	JAZZ III	07/2008-ON	GE	L13Z1	4Cyl 1.4L
HONDA	CIVIC	02/2004-2005	VII	LDA1	4Cyl 1.3L

Package:

4 * Ignition Coil

How to Replace an Ignition Coil Pack

Ignition coil packs are individual coils that sit on each spark plug; they replaced the older style ignition systems that utilized a distributor and spark plug wires. The reasoning for the replacement was due to the loss of power from the resistance created by the spark plug wires. This wasn't a problem until fuel prices began climbing and customers wanted the most fuel efficient cars possible; this system burns more efficiently, and therefore uses less fuel than a standard ignition vehicle. These parts can go bad sometimes and do need replaced. Thankfully, they are not much harder than replacing spark plug wires and require no specialty tools.

Instructions

1. 1.Open the hood and examine the top of the engine to locate the coil packs. These packs are directly above the spark plug, are square in shape and have a wiring harness that is connected to them.

2. 2.Remove the bolts holding the coil pack to the engine. There will be one to three bolts, depending on the vehicle.

3. 3.Remove the wiring harness from the coil pack by pressing the locking button and pulling the harness from the pack.

4. 4.Pull the coil pack straight up and off the spark plug.

5. 5.Squeeze a small amount of dielectric grease inside the tube of the new coil pack.

6. 6.Place the rubber tube of the coil pack over the spark plug and push the pack straight down until it contacts the engine.

7. 7.Tighten the one to three bolts using a ratchet and socket.

8. 8.Push the wiring harness into the new coil pack's female receptacle until the locking button clicks into place.

Attentions when install the ignition coil      

1. Vehicle voltage shall be around 12V~13.5V

2. Engine must flameout when replace the ignition coil

3. Check the carbon deposition of the spark plug, better both replace the ignition coil and the spark plug.

4. Check the situation of the high voltage cable, electric leakage is not allowed.

5. The coil plug shall be firmly connected, won’t get loose or drop off.

6. The high voltage plug of the coil shall be connected to the spark plug on the cylinder cover of  the engine.