1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse "normal ignition coil overheat" Questions

. IT may be excessive current draw through it from a faulty ignition module in the distributor or it may be just a failing coil.. Leaving an ignition on without running the engine will overheat a coil

Ignition coil overheating in 94 Dodge Ram 1500 4X4 w/ 318 5.2 V8. What is making it overheat? If you check it and find it has the normal 12 or 13 volts on the positive side, chances are it is failing ...

...normal operating temps but does not overheat. Plugs, ignition cables, coils & ICM replaced. Fuel pump issue? Anything over normal temp is an indicator of a cooling problem that may have led to ...

normal compression, check for spark on each cylinder. Did the car overheat? and coil pack got wet?, it isnt a distributer as you know it, its a coil pack and prone to failure in the focus even getting

normal and its fuse is open, test all connected components and replace as necessary. Ignition ON, verify that a test lamp illuminates between the affected relay coil voltage supply circuit terminal 86

...normal and gas mileage poor. 220k miles on it. I bought with 195k over a year ago. It is still in great condition cosmetically. Yes replace the hoses to original. The viscous fan is and easy DIY job ...

...ignition problem. Then it finally started and I drove home. Today I tried to start it and it seemed normal dome light on etc? wouldn?t crank then it went dead, no lights, no dome, no life to the car ...

normal driving for this vehicle is low speed low mileage, 6000 miles in two yrs 99% is under 45 mph. or it jumped when pulling up the hill or when it overheated. not even sure if it would run w/it off

...normal at this time and it is not gas cap related. The car can also be hard to restart if driven in stop and go traffic and then parked after say 10 minutes, as if the engine block heat has had time ...

...IGNITION AND GAUGE READS COOL BUT ENGINE STILL HOT LOCAL MECHANICS ARE STUMPED AND WANT TO TEAR THE ENGINE DOWN. Check first if the fan is running, you can do this by pulling out the temp sensor at ...