Last week i, after driving around town, stopped off to get wheels balanced. 30 mins later try to start the car and it turns but there is no spark. Checked the dizzy cap and rotar arm still nothing so called the RAC out. When they get there (about 30 mins later) the car starts straight away. Drove it back to london and didn't miss a beat. Changed the dizzy cap and rotor arm to be on the safe side anyway.
Then friday, on my way home, on the m1, car just cut out and refused to start. Again it was turning over but not sparking (hopefully you guys know what i mean by this). After id been rescued by the free recovery guys, rac man comes out and car starts first time
So just wondering if it could be the coil on its way out? I assumed coil was just needed when starting the car or is it working while the car is running too?
Then friday, on my way home, on the m1, car just cut out and refused to start. Again it was turning over but not sparking (hopefully you guys know what i mean by this). After id been rescued by the free recovery guys, rac man comes out and car starts first time
So just wondering if it could be the coil on its way out? I assumed coil was just needed when starting the car or is it working while the car is running too?