An ignition coil—also known as an engine coil pack or car ignition coil—is one of the most essential components of your vehicle’s ignition system. It converts the 12V battery power into the high voltage needed to fire the spark plugs, igniting the air-fuel mixture and powering your engine.
At AUS Auto Store, we stock a wide range of ignition coils and coil packs to suit many popular car makes and models. Whether you're after a reliable OEM replacement or a high-performance upgrade, you’ll find the right fit here—fast shipping, verified quality, and expert support included.
Why Ignition Coils Matter for Engine Health & Performance
Your car’s ignition system relies on coil packs to deliver consistent and high-voltage sparks. Faulty or underperforming coils can lead to:
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Engine misfires and rough idling
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Difficulty starting the engine
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Reduced fuel efficiency and sluggish acceleration
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Unexpected check engine lights and diagnostic trouble codes
Upgrading or replacing a failing ignition coil ensures reliable starts, smooth performance, and improved fuel economy—especially under load or at high RPMs.
Common Signs You Need a New Ignition Coil Pack
If your vehicle shows any of the following symptoms, it’s time to check your ignition coils:
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Misfires during acceleration
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Hesitation or stalling
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Decreased engine power or strange engine noise
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Trouble starting the engine
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Dashboard warning lights (e.g., check engine)
Ignoring these signs can lead to further damage to spark plugs, catalytic converters, or even the engine.
Types of Ignition Coils Available
We carry a variety of ignition coil types to meet your needs:
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Coil-on-plug (COP): Common in modern cars. Each cylinder has its own coil mounted directly above the spark plug.
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Ignition coil packs (multi-spark): A single unit serving multiple cylinders, ideal for distributor-less ignition systems.
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OEM-standard and performance coils: Choose from reliable, manufacturer-grade coils or upgrade to high-output versions for performance tuning.
All our coils are quality-checked for durability, voltage output, and fitment accuracy.
How to Choose the Right Ignition Coil for Your Car
When selecting an ignition coil or coil pack, consider:
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Your car’s make, model, and engine code
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Whether you need a full coil pack or a single replacement coil
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OEM standards vs. performance upgrades
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Compatibility with spark plugs and ignition modules
Use our search filters or vehicle selector to find exactly what fits your car.
FAQs About Ignition Coil Packs
What’s the difference between an ignition coil and an ignition coil pack?
An ignition coil is a single unit for one cylinder, while a coil pack is a grouped module that handles multiple cylinders.
Can I replace just one coil?
Yes, but many mechanics recommend replacing all coils in a pack to maintain consistent spark output and prevent future issues.
How long do ignition coils last?
Most ignition coils last between 100,000–160,000 km, but can wear out faster under extreme heat or vibration.
Do aftermarket coils affect performance?
High-output coils may offer improved throttle response and efficiency in tuned or high-compression engines.
Shop Ignition Coils by Vehicle Make
At AUS Auto Store, we make it easy to find ignition coils that fit your specific car model—whether it's a Toyota Hilux, Ford Ranger, Hyundai i30, or BMW 3 Series. Use our intuitive filters to narrow down by:
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Vehicle brand and model
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Year and engine type
-
Brand preferences (OEM vs aftermarket)
Every product page includes detailed compatibility info, so you can order with confidence.
An ignition coil—also known as an engine coil pack or car ignition coil—is one of the most essential components of your vehicle’s ignition system. It converts the 12V battery power into the high voltage needed to fire the spark plugs, igniting the air-fuel mixture and powering your engine.
At AUS Auto Store, we stock a wide range of ignition coils and coil packs to suit many popular car makes and models. Whether you're after a reliable OEM replacement or a high-performance upgrade, you’ll find the right fit here—fast shipping, verified quality, and expert support included.
Why Ignition Coils Matter for Engine Health & Performance
Your car’s ignition system relies on coil packs to deliver consistent and high-voltage sparks. Faulty or underperforming coils can lead to:
-
Engine misfires and rough idling
-
Difficulty starting the engine
-
Reduced fuel efficiency and sluggish acceleration
-
Unexpected check engine lights and diagnostic trouble codes
Upgrading or replacing a failing ignition coil ensures reliable starts, smooth performance, and improved fuel economy—especially under load or at high RPMs.
Common Signs You Need a New Ignition Coil Pack
If your vehicle shows any of the following symptoms, it’s time to check your ignition coils:
-
Misfires during acceleration
-
Hesitation or stalling
-
Decreased engine power or strange engine noise
-
Trouble starting the engine
-
Dashboard warning lights (e.g., check engine)
Ignoring these signs can lead to further damage to spark plugs, catalytic converters, or even the engine.
Types of Ignition Coils Available
We carry a variety of ignition coil types to meet your needs:
-
Coil-on-plug (COP): Common in modern cars. Each cylinder has its own coil mounted directly above the spark plug.
-
Ignition coil packs (multi-spark): A single unit serving multiple cylinders, ideal for distributor-less ignition systems.
-
OEM-standard and performance coils: Choose from reliable, manufacturer-grade coils or upgrade to high-output versions for performance tuning.
All our coils are quality-checked for durability, voltage output, and fitment accuracy.
How to Choose the Right Ignition Coil for Your Car
When selecting an ignition coil or coil pack, consider:
-
Your car’s make, model, and engine code
-
Whether you need a full coil pack or a single replacement coil
-
OEM standards vs. performance upgrades
-
Compatibility with spark plugs and ignition modules
Use our search filters or vehicle selector to find exactly what fits your car.
FAQs About Ignition Coil Packs
What’s the difference between an ignition coil and an ignition coil pack?
An ignition coil is a single unit for one cylinder, while a coil pack is a grouped module that handles multiple cylinders.
Can I replace just one coil?
Yes, but many mechanics recommend replacing all coils in a pack to maintain consistent spark output and prevent future issues.
How long do ignition coils last?
Most ignition coils last between 100,000–160,000 km, but can wear out faster under extreme heat or vibration.
Do aftermarket coils affect performance?
High-output coils may offer improved throttle response and efficiency in tuned or high-compression engines.
Shop Ignition Coils by Vehicle Make
At AUS Auto Store, we make it easy to find ignition coils that fit your specific car model—whether it's a Toyota Hilux, Ford Ranger, Hyundai i30, or BMW 3 Series. Use our intuitive filters to narrow down by:
-
Vehicle brand and model
-
Year and engine type
-
Brand preferences (OEM vs aftermarket)
Every product page includes detailed compatibility info, so you can order with confidence.