OEM Dodge Dart Ignition Coil

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Dodge Dart Ignition Coil is hidden under the hood that gives the lightning flash that allows the gung-ho compact to become alive with every school morning drive. The Dodge Dart sedan has received commendation due to its quick steer, spacious seating, and touch screen that teenagers can navigate not to mention that it is contemporary and has a user-friendly touch screen. The Dodge Dart is light but strong and it manages to cut corners with ease as high crash ratings provide parents with an assurance. The simple cabin, ingenious storage, trims, simple commuter to the sporty GT gives every Dodge Dart driver the opportunity to dress in the personal fashion without straining their pockets. Lastly, the smooth engines help maintain the fuel expenditure at minimal levels and the chassis design balancing makes the Dodge Dart package a daily fun ride. The Ignition Coil, a small transformer, is housed therein, which boosts low battery voltage into the energy required to ignite the air fuel mixture to ensure all the cylinders fire smoothly. The Ignition Coil provides continuous power, assists in starting fast in cold conditions, and through precise scheduling of the sparks assists the engine in running clean. The Ignition Coil may fail to work causing hesitation, loss of power, or warning lights, thus a generic part will preserve factory reliability. It is easy to install a new Ignition Coil, remove the battery, unbolt the old coil, install the new one, tighten, reconnect the wire, and restart in order to test idle.