93-97 Toyota Corolla Ignition Coil Replacement
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- 93-97 Toyota Corolla Ignition Coil Replacement
PT Auto Warehouse ignition coil part#
IC111 you can buy it from Amazon.com for 15 dollars
For OBD1 cars you use a different part number Delphi part number GN10216 you can buy it from amazon for around 21 dollars
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This is by far the best video for replacing the ignition coil for this car style. Easy instructions and easy to understand. I like the use of colorful metaphors and good humor 😂. It fixed my problem (hard idle and stalling after warm up or any load like AC killed it) there was a very obvious crack across coil surface.Now it is back up and running. My car is a 95 1.6 L corolla. Thanks bro.
Thank you very much! After replacing a few other parts on our 95 Corolla with 1.8L, I followed your lead and replaced the ignition coil and poof, she is back up and running. Symptoms (idles fine but if you give it some gas it sputters).
My 93 Camry runs 5 min then stalls. Then runs 1 min then stalls again. Then wont start just turns over. Found a bad ignition coil although the distributor was new. No one believed me the coil failed.
Awesome..just finished mine thanks.
nice job bro, I love my toyota corolla to, 1997 and 101.000 miles and run like a champ, thanksssss
lee gar mine is 95 with 190,000 miles and still runs like a champ better than the overweight mustang I used to have
I have a 1996 just went over 300,000 miles
I have a 95 116000 miles it's like new
@@toddlittle9095 eu tenho um 97 com 342.000 km está como novo.saludos desde Brasil 🇧🇷
Hi. I have the same car, but something keeps burning the ognition coil, what could be the problem?
Dude you skipped the part in dealing with the seal that goes around the coil. Did you cut the upper part off? In the video it looks like you did?
Thank you for your time spent on this well done video. Did this fix the exceleration problem
How did you know your coil was bad?
new cap every three oil changes?😆 about to replace my cap after 21 years and 90,000 miles.
How I can check the ignition coil if is bad
Thanks for this video, I actually had a problem with my car and the distributor to check and found the condensor wire was completely not connected. i wanted to know where to connect the wire in the distributor
hi.. maybe can help me.. i want to know how many "Knock sensor" use the corolla 1994 ? do you knwo if are 1 or 2 sensor ?
At about 3:00, the two little plastic bits on the regulator. Theres the black cover with the two clasps, and then the grey plug type plastic clip in.
The grey one on my car broke while replacing. Does this matter? Do i need a new one?
I have replaced my starter on my 95 toyota and the ignition also but when I turn the key to the on position it causes the starter to stay engaged how do I did this PLEASE HELP
How do you know when the cool is bad ?
When trying to be cool is when it goes bad....bc
You see, trying to be cool is actually not cool at all, you're either cool or not.
Being cool is just that, Be Cool and then you're good 🤙🏽
Hey. When you say distributer you mean the o ring? Or everything in total..
I just changed the coil Spark plugs and cap now my car is jerking when I go to punch on the gas it wasn’t doing that before
Good job, I enjoyed your video, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for video really helped
My Toyota Carina 1987 with the the 4FE engine, at 84,000 miles is now on its third coil , WHY ??
i just wanna thank you i am from North Iraq
i HAVE JUST FOUND A VIDEO, BY A LADY , WHICH SHOWS THE INSIDE A HONDA DISTRIBUTER WHERE THE TERMINALS FOR 4 AND 2 PLUGS ARE SEPERATED BY A RIDGE AND THE ROTOR HAS A BIG INSULATING DISC. POSSIBLE DUE TO THE SAME PROBLEMS AS IN OUR TOYOTAS ?
Nice video not sure if this is my problem
Does anyone know the ohms specs for testing one of these coils? In order to determine if it is good or bad?
i believe 1.1 to 1.7 ohms of resistence
Primary: 0.35-0.50
Secondary: 9,000 ohms to 10,000 ohms
my 1993 Prism..1.6 had 3 wires on the top side of ignition coil..one down below got a little confused where this other wire came from compaired to this example..JUST TAKE LOTS OF PICTURES..BEFORE YOU TAKE ANYTHING APART AND AS YOU GO..IS MY ADVICE..SMART PHONES REALLY ARE HELPFUL.
same on my 95' prizm and one wire broke off and i dont know where to reattach it
+Ched Cheese guess you could look at a disruptor..new at the auto parts store see where it goes ..on the coil 3 on top and the short one on the bottom.
or mark them
@@MCCENTx2 same as Toyota Corolla same year same engine
@@smithwesson4522 Yeah super easy car to repair. I replaced my ignition coil and never had a problem with it. The wires were in there really tight but I didn't need many tools. A screwdriver, soldering iron and some shrink tubing to protect the wires.
Respect my guy,
Why did you change the coil?
thanks mine stopped towed coil cracked siliconed crack. it started got new one advance Auto 30$ found easier to remove that distributor .have old one as test in trunk .I see complete dist.50$,on line coil 10$. you can test w.batt.charger & a capacitor .found it arcked to crack.without you would have gotten rebuilt dist.
car no start 10a fuse ign. blown in car the capacitor in distributor shorted after coil replacement is no longer available but runs without it it's just radio suppressor notice on rebuilt mounted outside.
ps distributor only goes in one way not necessary to Mark position if you remove.
what other coil could work in the 3e distributor
Shorty Linx don't know what3eis mine is 93_97. geo otr Corolla .1.6 many on line .got from advance.couldnt wait . capacitor in distributor shorted last week blew ign fuse inside car won't start. not needed to run radio suppressor. 19a.
10amp left of s column.
Hahaha jokes Joice in Australia they cost for distributor cap $80-130 whole complete distributor is $280-300
Hi, I'm from Iraq. I have a 1992 Corolla. Dilco does not work. What should I do? Can I open it or fix it? Please help me.
Yea u can open it up just take lots of pictures as u go if u never replaced the cap or ignition rotor or the coil could be one of those 92 was along time ago
The center part of the trunk that says "Corolla" anyone know what it is called? I am trying to find the retainer clips that hold it...
garnish
Front grill😄
one question how do you know its the coil? i have no spark coming out can i be sure its that or how can i know?
Julio Gonzalez I have the same issue did you ever find that was wrong?
Austin Grover I believe u need to measure resistance on each pin in the plug. I got a dtc 12 on my Corolla and it's mentioned in my book.
I know it's a long time ago but i'm throwing this in here for others. On this corolla engine his coil serial number ended with the last 2 numbers being 93. On my L touring 96 1.5 i had to have the coil with the last 2 numbers being 94. I couldn't tell which 1 it was til i took it off then off to get the part from the store.
Is this when you misfire?
Yes
Salut. The price
thank you
How much
Part number please!
Rubén Dross PT Auto Warehouse Part# IC111 you can buy it from Amazon.com for like 15 dollars
Team Sloww ...But Amazon part number?
Team Sloww. it says it doesn't fit a 93 I don't wanna buy something wrong will this part fit 100% please let me know thank you
Victor Chavez it may b different if u have a obd 1 car but the process to remove and replace is the same
Team Sloww dang it ok thanks
Verunicamentedeespañol
that looks like a 3/8 ratchet
My daughter has one of these 1991 Toyota Camry and we have replaced 2 coils in a couple years. Now we think its doing the same thing again. Why don't they have a coil on the body of the car and get rid of this terrible design. Just have a cap with no coil. I have had 4 Honda Accords and never had coil problems like these God awful Toyota's have. One of the most stupid designs I have ever seen. This car is going down the road. I'm going to get her a Honda Accord and be done with this piece of crap!
I will buy it if you bring it to me in Charlotte NC!
@@smithwesson4522 I live in Oregon and we have already sold the car. But she bought another Toyota and really likes it. But that old car was a good car except for those stupid coils and now I find out that some of the coils that you buy on Ebay are not very good. So I don't blame Toyota so much now. It might have just been a cheap bad coil I got on Ebay,,,,,,,,,,,
Please cut-back on your camera's coffee.
Cheap garbage it cost $65 AUD in Australia
Hi! some email please?
the guy talks way toomuch
You dumb like Doug and shouldn't be working on your car!
the video is so bad and the wind noise so loud as to make the video unusable. I gave up.
Then Doug, your stupid and Should Not be working on your car!
How I can check the ignition coil if is bad
Get a spark tester