Civic Ignition Coil Replacement

Ahh The Honda Civic. The most popular compact car of all time. Civics are used as daily drivers, all the way to weekend track cars. The ignition coils in the Civic started off as the single ignition coil inside of the distributor. You may have heard the term TEC, or Hitachi coil. Most people don't know the difference. The difference between the TEC and HItachi ignition coils are very slight, but enough to prevent them from being interchangeable. The Hitachi coil is a hair wider than the TEC ignition coil. Don't worry. We can help you find the right ignition coil for your Civic.

In 2001, all of the Civics began to use individual ignition coil on plugs. Today, all of the new Civics use this exact coil on plug setup. This allows the vehicle ECU/ECM to have more control over the ignition timing, allowing for better fuel efficiency, performance, and emissions. Each spark plug had an ignition coil sitting over it. This was actually cheaper, and much more efficient than a coil/distributor setup. When the coils are old, and one goes bad, it is generally recommended to replace all of the coils at the same time as the coils have a similar lifespan. We have discount ignition coils for your Honda Civic. Not to mention, they come with a warranty as well. Select the year, and model of your Civic to find the ignition coils you've been looking for!