How long do Vauxhall coil packs last?

How long do Vauxhall coil packs last?

Vauxhall claim they should last for about 20k – 40k if memory serves me. However, I wouldnt let Spark Plugs go that long and change mine every 10k. The Coilpack may also have had damp on it which the WD40 has cured.

What can damage a coil pack?

Ignition coil damage is often caused by underlying issues never addressed in engine misfire repairs. Issues like spark plug gapping, leaking valve covers or moisture intrusion. A proper spark plug gap is crucial to an ignition system and the health of an ignition coil.

Can you check a coil pack?

Coils are sensitive to heat and may produce an intermittent problem if their internal components become weak. Once the winding inside weakens or breaks, the problem is irreversible. However, you can test the coil pack on your car using a voltmeter.

Can a bad coil pack make an Astra un drivable?

Bad Coil Packs are one of the more problematic ignition issues that can occur with the Opel Astra. A bad oil pack can make your Astra almost un-drivable. Or it may have little effect at all on the engine’s ability to run. It’ll get worse as they lose their ability to fire the spark plugs.

What kind of spark plug does a Vauxhall Astra use?

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How can I tell if my Vauxhall Astra H coil pack is working?

Before you put the key into the ignition, Press the Brake and the Throttle to the Floor. Then turn the key on until The dash board lights come on but DONT START THE CAR. Wait a few seconds still keeping the pedals Down to the floor. Watch where the Mileage is, after a few seconds that will change and say ECN followed by some numbers.

What’s the problem with my Vauxhall Astra 1.6?

Fig.2 was captured during a typical snap throttle test. Engine speed is calculated to be about 2400 rpm and was ascending during the WOT state. The problem cylinder is identified as No.3, with no burn-time, indicating that no spark exists at all.