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Toyota Solara Ignition Coil Assembly
Part Number: 90919-02244$90.49 MSRP: $127.56You Save: $37.07 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Ignition Coil Assembly
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Toyota Solara Ignition Coil Assembly
Part Number: 90080-19025$111.31 MSRP: $156.91You Save: $45.60 (30%)Ships in 1 Business Day
Toyota Solara Ignition Coil Assembly
Part Number: 90080-19012$87.80 MSRP: $123.78You Save: $35.98 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Toyota Solara Ignition Coil Assembly
Part Number: 90919-02246$98.64 MSRP: $139.03You Save: $40.39 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Toyota Solara Ignition Coil, No.1
Part Number: 90919-02217$111.31 MSRP: $156.91You Save: $45.60 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Toyota Solara Ignition Coil Assembly
Part Number: 90919-02243$90.49 MSRP: $127.56You Save: $37.07 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Ignition Coil, No.2
Part Number: 90919-02218$113.15 MSRP: $159.50You Save: $46.35 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Toyota Solara Ignition Coil, No.2
Part Number: 90080-19008$113.15 MSRP: $159.50You Save: $46.35 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Ignition Coil, No.1
Part Number: 90080-19007$111.31 MSRP: $156.91You Save: $45.60 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Ignition Coil Assembly
Part Number: 90919-A2001$77.23 MSRP: $108.86You Save: $31.63 (30%)
Toyota Solara Ignition Coil Assembly
Part Number: 90919-02215$87.80 MSRP: $123.78You Save: $35.98 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Ignition Coil
Toyota Solara Ignition Coil is one of the parts used in vehicles that is instrumental in the lighting of the spark plugs. Igntion coil on the other hand steps up the low voltage from the batterry to high voltage power that produces the spark that ignites the air/fuel mixture in the cylinders. This works through two coils of insulated copper wire; the primary and the secondary coils are wound around an iron core in a housing. The first loop is linked to the battery and charging system; the second loop includes the high tension lead and spark plug wires. There are different types of ignition coils for instance the distributor ignition system, or the coil-on-plug system, have been used in Solara at some time in their production. Ignition coils, as already noted, are vital in the process of starting the combustion process to create power for the vehicle's propulsion, and a defective one may result in numerous problems such as; Lean running, Poor acceleration, Bad fuel economy, all of which make it important to check the ignition coil periodically.
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Toyota Solara Ignition Coil Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What are the primary checks for the ignition coil/igniter units used on 1997 through 2001 Toyota Solara?A: Primary and secondary resistance checks for ignition coil/Igniter units on some Toyota and Lexus models don't apply to newer ones. The only test is to substitute a known good unit, which isn't practical for home mechanics. If all other ignition malfunction causes are ruled out, a faulty ignition coil/igniter unit is likely. To check primary resistance on some models, disconnect the electrical harness connector(s) from each coil and use an ohmmeter across the coil primary terminals. For secondary resistance, detach and label the spark plug wires from each coil and use an ohmmeter across the two secondary terminals. If resistance readings are off, replace the coil. When replacing, disconnect the battery's negative cable and follow specific removal and installation procedures for four-cylinder or V6 models.
