Ignition coil replacement?

No problem, so the engine never started after the ignition coil replacement, correct? I would say you have a defective part. Can I ask which brand the part is? The ignition control module is integrated into the coil pack. Here is the correct way to replace both, also make sure the electrical connectors are plugged in completely. Check out the images (below). Please upload pictures or videos in your response of any problems so we can see what to help you with.

Just wanted to let you know I have gotten this let me get the information you asked for and I'll be back in touch soon.

The one I have is by drivebolt , is there anyway to test the coil pack? And no it hasn't started since I replaced it. I checked to see if there were any codes ,but no codes would it have codes on something like this?

The one I have is by drive bolt, is there any way to test the coil pack? And no, it hasn't started since I replaced it. I checked to see if there were any codes ,but no codes would it have codes on something like this?

And the images on control module doesn't look like my 2.2l motor.

The coil pack has the module bolted to it, you can use a voltmeter and test the OHMS of each of the coil terminals but that is not an actual "in use" test which is difficult to do. The images are correct for this car I have double checked, you can upload an image so I can see so we are on the same page. The fact that it doesn't run means the installation is not correct or the new coil pack is bad. Check out the images (below). Please let us know what happens.

Here is my car photos the 1st is a picture of old coil pack and boots and the next 2 show the module and some connected sensors maybe.

Yep, we are on the same page, this is the coil pack and ignition module. I would disassemble them to see if the electrical connectors are okay, ands if so I would get another coil pack because the one you have sounds defective.

I have a module coming I was going to replace also, so I shouldn't try it until I return my coil and get another one? This is more than I thought it was going to be having a defective part. Okay, so I'll have to return this one wait for a new one and start over. I will keep you updated. One more question, could the boots cause issues?
Thank you

They might if not installed correctly. How did the electrical connections look?

I'll be getting a new coil pack today. I put my old one back on it started so yes you were right about the bad part. I hope I have good news later. Oh, the connectors looked good. And dielectric grease, where all should I put it?

Good job, you should install the dielectric grease inside the electrical connections and spark plug boots. Just a bit, you don't need to fill them up completely.

My car started right up thank you for your advice I would have still been trying to figure it out. You have been really helpful, have a great evening.

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Okay, here I am again so now my car is overheating I have been hearing a whining noise for a little bit and the little hose from my reserve water tank to motor is very hot when I just went around the block.

Also, here is an image of where water is leaking too.

Hi Terri,

I will be glad to help and thank you for the reviews, we appreciated it. We only handle one problem per thread, can you please start a new one for the overheating problem? thanks again.