Ignition Coil

This converts the battery's low voltage into the high voltage needed to fire the spark plug and ignite the air-fuel mixture.


In a car, the ignition system creates the spark that ignites the fuel-air mixture and helps the engine start. The system includes important parts such as the battery, ignition coil, distributor rotor, spark plugs, switch, and wiring.
Without a strong spark, the engine may not start, idle smoothly, or deliver power correctly. Whether you need a small repair or a full car ignition replacement, understanding the system helps you act before the fault becomes worse.
Ignition systems can fail through wear, poor contacts, weak coils, or unexpected electrical problems. These components are usually the first place we inspect.

This converts the battery's low voltage into the high voltage needed to fire the spark plug and ignite the air-fuel mixture.

This directs high-voltage current from the ignition coil to each spark plug in the correct firing order.

Spark plugs ignite the mixture inside the combustion chamber after receiving current from the ignition system.


TAYLORMOT provides high-quality ignition repair services in W12. If your car will not start, the key is difficult to turn, or the engine misfires, our team can inspect the problem and recommend the right repair.
Ignition faults may start small, but ignoring them can cause more damage. These signs help you book a check before the problem gets worse.
A faulty ignition coil or weak spark can cause rough running, misfiring, or sudden stalling while driving.
Spark plugs cannot ignite fuel properly without enough power from the coil, which can lead to stalls, poor acceleration, or catalyst faults.
A persistent check-engine warning after starting may point to an electrical or ignition fault that needs diagnosis.
Unusual cranking noises, silent starting attempts, or changes in engine sound can point to ignition trouble.
Sputtering, coughing, vibration, or rough idle can happen when spark plugs, coils, or wiring fail to fire correctly.
If the key is difficult to turn when the steering lock is not engaged, the ignition switch may be at risk.
Book a quote online and our team will get back to you with practical next steps.
We listen to the symptoms, inspect the system, and explain the best repair route clearly.
We test the repaired or replaced ignition system before handing the car back.

Get reliable ignition repair and replacement support that helps restore a stable, confident drive.
Our ignition repair service helps reduce starting trouble, misfires, and unsafe engine behaviour.
Book a clear inspection and let our specialists repair or replace the faulty ignition system.

At TaylorMOT in London, our expert mechanics can handle precision ignition system repairs for everyday drivers and performance vehicles.
A car ignition system creates the spark needed to ignite the fuel-air mixture in a petrol engine. Key parts include spark plugs, ignition coils, distributor components, the ignition switch, wiring, and related starting controls.
We inspect the battery condition, ignition switch, coils, plugs, wiring, fault codes, and starting circuit before repairing the faulty part or recommending replacement.
Common issues include worn spark plugs, failed ignition coils, damaged wiring, a faulty ignition switch, distributor faults, and poor electrical connections.
Yes. Depending on the fault, the ignition switch, barrel, coil, spark plugs, distributor parts, or related wiring can be replaced.
Avoid forcing the key or repeated starting attempts. If the vehicle will not start normally, book a diagnosis so the fault can be isolated safely.
Older vehicles often use distributor-based ignition, while many modern vehicles use distributorless or coil-on-plug ignition systems.
It varies by vehicle use and wear. A switch can last many years, but heavy key rings, age, electrical wear, or lock damage can shorten its life.
The vehicle battery is usually around 12 volts, but the ignition coil steps voltage up dramatically so the spark plug can fire.