I'm not sure what you mean "at" the coil.
A vehicular ignition coil is a transformer [with two separate coils (windings) inside] that takes a 12 Volt [usually] signal pulse of electricity from the ignition points [or ignition computer if so equipped] an uses that pulse to energise its primary [low voltage]winding.
When the signal pulse current to the primary winding is turned off [upon points opening], the magnetic field in the primary winding collapses inducing a much larger current into the secondary [high voltage]. This secondary [high voltage] is then carried to the spark plug where it creates a spark at the plug's gap.
IF the 12 Volt signal pulse is getting to the ignition coil, and its primary winding inside, BUT there is no high voltage at the coil output terminal [the "tower"] then the coil is defective [usually a broken or burned through wire in the primary or secondary windings inside the coil].
IF there is NO electrical pulse getting TO the input terminal on the ignition coil, AND if it is not being turned ON and OFF then it cannot create a spark at the output terminal.
Before replacing an ignition coil or coil pack, be sure that it's getting the proper signal to allow it to work.
It is bad practice to replace components [parts] that are good!!!!!
If you have spark a the coil but not the distributor, then the coil wire has failed.
Bad coil Distributor cap Rotor
Follow the spark plug wires to the rear of the engine and you will find the coil packs.
left coil = 1&4, right coil =2&3
It could be the brain computer box?
Defective new cap/rotor?
ignition control module, the electronic coil. check to make sure that the coil wire is not dead.
Jaguars have plug seals.
The coil to the spark plug is called an ignition coil on a Yamaha EF600. It is also referred to as the spark coil. These two terms are used for any coil to the spark plug in a vehicle.
No. The coil provides the spark and the module tells the coil when to spark.
check the pick up coil on the left side cover of the engine they have a stator and a little box that's the pickup coil check if its damage or the ignition coil
have an 07 night train the rear cylander isn't fireing I replaced the coil pack wires plugs and checked the compresion still no fire what could it be? i'm hopeing not the brain