Chevrolet Malibu Ignition Coil

Currently, the Chevrolet Malibu is in its ninth generation. It stands out with its large cabin. Classic parts like the ignition coil contribute to the success of the Chevrolet Malibu. The ignition coil is vital to the vehicle as it allows the electric current to travel to the engine and it produces a spark plug. This spark plug is generated by the battery's low voltage into the high voltage power, and it fires up the fuel in the chambers. The Chevrolet Malibu ignition coil has an exposed magnetic circuit and does not form a loop. And the energy that the magnetic field contains sends the energy to the spark plug.

Chevrolet Malibu is famous for lots of great parts. But there will be several problems after the ignition coil has been used for years. An 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 internally mounted Chevrolet Malibu coil are as follows. Disconnect the negative battery cable parts. Then remove the distributor cap and rotor. And remove any cover on the Chevrolet Malibu ignition coil. Then disconnect the Chevrolet Malibu coil leads and remove the coil retaining screws. Our large assortment covers the majority of classic cars. We have nearly all types of auto parts in our catalog to give you a better vehicle online both inside and out.