The electronic ignition pickup (also known as the pickup coil) is a key component of a vehicle's ignition system. It generates the signal used to control spark timing in the engine, enabling the ignition system to operate efficiently. A malfunctioning pickup can cause misfires, stalling, or engine performance issues.
If the ignition pickup is failing, you may notice these symptoms:
Here’s how you can replace your vehicle's ignition pickup coil:
Tool | Description |
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New Pickup Coil | Ensure the replacement part matches your vehicle's specifications. |
Screwdriver or Socket Set | For removing screws and bolts. |
Torque Wrench | For correctly tightening screws and bolts. |
Multimeter (optional) | For testing the new pickup coil’s electrical signal. |
Below are estimated labor prices for replacing the electronic ignition pickup in various vehicle models:
Vehicle Model | Labor Hours | Labor Price ($) |
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Honda Civic | 2.5 hrs | $150 |
Ford F-150 | 3 hrs | $180 |
Chevrolet Silverado | 3 hrs | $180 |
Toyota Camry | 2 hrs | $120 |
Nissan Altima | 2.5 hrs | $150 |
BMW 3 Series | 4 hrs | $240 |
Mercedes-Benz C-Class | 4.5 hrs | $270 |