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Ignition Coil Drivers
An ignition coil driver, sometimes called an igniter, sits between your engine management system and the ignition coils. The ECU sends a low-power trigger signal, and the driver switches the coil's primary circuit to fire the spark. People fit one when running coils that do not have a built-in igniter, when moving to a standalone ECU, or when reworking the ignition system on a modified engine.
We currently have 2 ignition coil drivers in stock, both from AEM. They are the AEM 4 Channel Coil Driver and the AEM 1 Channel Coil Driver Accessory.
A few things to check before you choose:
Count how many coils you need to drive and match that to the number of channels.
Confirm your coils need an external driver and do not already have one built in.
Make sure your ECU can output the trigger signal the driver expects.
Plan mounting and wiring so the driver stays away from excess heat and moving parts.
To see what fits your build, pick your vehicle and browse the matching parts.
An ignition coil driver, sometimes called an igniter, sits between your engine management system and the ignition coils. The ECU sends a low-power trigger signal, and the driver switches the coil's primary circuit to fire the spark. People fit one when running coils that do not have a built-in igniter, when moving to a standalone ECU, or when reworking the ignition system on a modified engine.
We currently have 2 ignition coil drivers in stock, both from AEM. They are the AEM 4 Channel Coil Driver and the AEM 1 Channel Coil Driver Accessory.
A few things to check before you choose:
Count how many coils you need to drive and match that to the number of channels.
Confirm your coils need an external driver and do not already have one built in.
Make sure your ECU can output the trigger signal the driver expects.
Plan mounting and wiring so the driver stays away from excess heat and moving parts.
To see what fits your build, pick your vehicle and browse the matching parts.
