What is an Ignition Module?
An ignition module is a solid state component in breakerless ignition systems that activates the ignition coil.
An ignition module is a solid state component in breakerless ignition systems that activates the ignition coil.
Spark plug wires are insulated high tension leads that connect each spark plug to the distributor cap (or directly to coil packs.)
A distributor rotor is the moving component inside a distributor cap that provides a connection between the ignition coil and the spark plugs.
Distributor caps perform two important functions, as they provide both a protective cover for the distributor (and internal components like the rotor and, in some cases, points), and also help route spark to the spark plugs.
Distributors perform two vital functions in spark ignition systems: routing high voltage pulses and activating those pulses at just the right time.
In battery-and-coil ignition systems, the coil is the component that generates high enough pulses of voltage to jump the spark plug gaps and ignite the air/fuel mixture.
An automotive ignition system is the set of components and parts that are responsible for igniting the air/fuel mixture within the combustion chambers of an internal combustion engine.
Spark plugs are designed to ignite the air/fuel mixture in spark-ignited internal combustion engines.