Through the mid-1990s, Ford used coil-pack based distributorless ignition systems. The engine management used several sensors to determine crank position and cam position to send high-voltage from ...

Most vehicles built from the mid-1970s to the late 1980s use an electronic distributor ignition system. Today's vehicles use an electronic distributorless ignition system, which, as the name ...

Summary an ignition coil is a crucial component of a vehicle's ignition system that transforms low voltage from the battery into high voltage for spark production. It is vital in generating sparks at ...

Average Cost of Ignition Coil Replacement The ignition coil replacement cost can vary significantly depending on the type of vehicle and the ignition coil used. For standard vehicles with conventional ...

Yes, you can convert the engine to a distributorless—coil-on-plug—ignition system with a crank trigger, but you’re going to be doing it with an EFI setup because you’ll need the ECU to ...

Why was the AWD light on? P. Sargent A: It’s been a while since EI systems (the official name for a distributor-less ignition system) have been discussed, so perhaps it’s time for a tune-up.

Late-Model, Distributorless Engines Do Not Offer An Easy Way To Prelube, So We Decided To Build A Budget Pressure Luber HOT ROD StaffWriterMay 18, 2009 See All 12 Photos ...

We're glad you asked. Electronic Ignition Tach: How It Works In a Distributorless Ignition System (DIS), each coil is responsible for firing one or a pair of plugs, so they fire less frequently.

Let’s look at your ignition system first and then possible fuel issues. Your Lincoln’s 4.6-liter V-8 engine employs a transitional distributorless ignition system known as a waste spark system.