Dodge Charger Ignition Coil

The Dodge Charger has been a model that has been produced in various forms for seven generations since 1966. It provides affordable and reliable parts like the ignition coil for car buyers. Today many systems are controlled electronically instead of the distributor, which is no longer needed. A large ignition coil can put out 40 kV, while a smaller ignition coil can generate about 15 kV. The Dodge Charger ignition coil can be placed on top of the spark plug, known as direct ignition, where a single coil helps two spark plugs function properly.

The Dodge Charger functions quite well in the beginning. However, the old ignition coil might lead to poor functions and unpleasant driving experiences after years of usage. A Dodge Charger ignition coil is used to transform the battery's voltage into volts that are required to produce the spark for the spark plugs in an engine. The coil voltage depends on how much power the vehicle's ignition coil requires (some require a minimum of 5,000 volts while others require high power voltage of up to 50,000 volts). The steps to remove an externally mounted Dodge Charger coil are as follows. First, disconnect the negative battery cable. Next, remove the coil wire lead. Then remove the mounting bolts holding the coil in place. Choose from a vast selection of Dodge Charger parts at varied prices online. From the body parts to the performance parts, a long catalog of advanced Dodge Charger products is given here.