Ignition Condensers

The ignition condenser is a device that is made to store a small amount of electric current inside the ignition system.

Ignition condenser importance

The ignition condenser is a basic design that accumulates a slight amount of current in the system. The condenser has the task of acting as a ground for the electric charge to stop two electrodes from touching each other. The charge that is drawn in gives the condenser and the electrodes enough time to move away before making contact. The ignition condenser must be kept in good working order to prevent the vehicle from failing.

Common problems with a faulty ignition condenser

A defective ignition condenser can lead to starting issues, engine misfires, or rough idling.