Ignition System Operation & Testing - (No Spark Toyota Celica)-Part 2

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Video breakdown:
- scenes from part 1 0-1:19
- spark test at the coil (cap off) 4:31
- disassembly and assembly of the ignition coil 6:40
- a small rant on haters 12:15
- igniter weak spark case study • Honda Civic, misfire, ...
- what good spark should look like 17:43
- why an oil change is important after a no spark problem 20:00
- why cold air intakes suck 21:00
- good coil vs shorted coil waveforms 25:58
- how a crushed spark plug can look like a shorted coil 26:15
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Motivation for today before I start filming. Thank you so much for the encouragement my friend.

[@josuahansen7995]

Hi good day Sir I might have a similar problem need a suggestion to what I must replace. My vehicle does not start In the mornings only cranks but not start Toyota tazz 1.3

[@klwthe3rd]

@@josuahansen7995 You understand that he can't diagnose your car through the internet right??? I understand you need help but giving someone 1 or 2 symptoms and expect that person to just tell you the "magic bullet" is not going to happen. The whole point of this channel is NOT to throw the "parts cannon" at something and yet here you are asking for that very thing to happen. Shame on you.

[@johnaclark1]

I've learned from another wise man, sometimes you have to slow down to go fast ~Eric. O. Great video, as usual, Paul. I like that you leave mistakes in. Mistakes are what we all learn the most from. Also, just to confirm to you, I know your methods work because I have put them to use myself. You have changed my life and have given me knowledge beyond what I ever thought I'd have. Thanks for the time you and Caleb put in to bring us this stuff.

[@billyyoder8171]

Paul, Caleb, and Jake. Thank you all so much. Paul you are so blessed to have a loving family. It brings me great joy to see you have such an awesome family. Pray that God will restore my son back to me. God Bless You Paul. Good job

[@ScannerDanner]

I'll pray for that today for you brother. I'm sure there is hurt on both sides. The only thing you can do is forgive him and ask for forgiveness for your part (if needed) without expectation of it being reciprocated. God will bless this type of heart my friend. I'm hurting for you right now :-(

[@billyyoder8171]

ScannerDanner Thank you brother. God Bless You

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[@ScannerDanner]

That is awesome! Thank you! It's never too late my friend

[@NatHan-mi2lj]

I frequently keep a sharpie on hand to immediately mark the old part. Before i set in on a bench or anything. It's so easy to get mixed up. Especially with used dirtier parts. I'm glad Kaleb is on board as a helper/ learner. He really adds a lot to the videos. Great video. Big fan.

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here that one all day at wok "I could do that in 5 minutes!" haha have to remember your comments. Funny thing, I've learned more from you than working at a dealership and going to tech school drivability classes!! Still young, but determined. Thank you so much

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[@ScannerDanner]

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[@laptopdisassembly9886]

I`m car electrician myself and this is the real repair process sometimes where there is some fun and some things just go wrong. Thanks for funny and realistic video !!

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[@ScannerDanner]

Thanks for the reminder. Funny how loud the 1 comment out of a thousand is.

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Sure does!

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You've got so much good stuff out there for free too, thanks for the charity!

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Paul this video on Toyota ignition systems is a knockout. Before watching this video i had many unanswered questions concerning this system, you've addressed all those questions and more. Every time i watch one of your videos, i learn something new! The diagnostic world should be forever grateful for the information you bring to the table Paul!

[@ScannerDanner]

that's awesome man, thank you so much!

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With your family!!!! It can't get any better. Thanks master Danner.

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Awesome video! Those kids are fortunate to have a dad like you. Must feel good to have a son that is into it with you too. Thanks for sharing guys!

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[@ScannerDanner]

Thanks man!

[@petar443]

Watching you guys diagnosing and repairing was very interesting.And when the engine finally started - big smile on my face.Thanks for the educational content.

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[@ScannerDanner]

Thank you so much Jeff. Helping others is what I hope that mark is. The cars are just part of it. Helping others create a better life for themselves so then they can in turn help others too is what this is about.

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ScannerDanner That is the philosophical direction in which I started..seeing you and your family and friends in your videos keeps me in the right direction for sure.

[@tonym.4925]

Thanks for this 2 parter Paul. I come to this site almost everyday to see what's new. I've watched enough of your videos that I should have caught the fact that there was no coil ring at the beginning of the charge ramp but i didn't see it until you pointed it out. Great video as always. tony

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[@ScannerDanner]

Thank you brother

[@mikemurphy7803]

I want to thank you so much scannerdanner my 97 Toyota Tacoma 2.4 did the same thing and worked on it for three weeks seen your video and got it going you kick ass thanks a million!!!!

[@BigD1395]

LMAO oh I fucking love it keep all the bloopers on reel. Nah man that's when learning gets a little funner when there little small mishaps. Dude this is one of the best vids you've done to date!!! Two thumbs up brother.

[@zafirkhan7445]

Thank you so much, was stuck and on the verge of buying a new distributor. Changed the coil, plugs and wires, we're up and running. Thanks again..

[@shaunsautorepairs5410]

Great stuff paul...educational and humour in one vid...good to see you working at home with the family.

[@mattmorton1593]

Thanks for the information on how far a good spark will jump from the coil. I've bought an aftermarket distributor assembly, a salvaged distributor, and now am getting into multimeters to diagnose if my ignitor is bad on a 97 Corolla. This whole time the spark from the distributor was weak on every coil I've installed. The tough part about testing the ignitor is that my local store oriely's doesn't have a connector for this ignitor. It's time I order a genuine Toyota coil. My original distributor had an oil leak in it as well. I'm guessing that is what made the secondary short in the coil. This is by far the best explanation I've seen of how these systems work.

[@geologic740]

Great job. I don't think I need to tell you not to sweat the goof-ups because they're more common than people are willing to admit. Frustration gets the best of me, too. It may take a bit longer than I like, but I have to step back or away when I start feeling upset and organize parts I'm removing. Love the outtakes. When I was little I connected two 9 volt batteries together to play with. They were almost dead so they didn't blow, but to my surprise they got a little warm.

[@markchidester6239]

Hey Paul, that was just plain a fun video to watch! Caleb (hope I spelled that right) you have no idea how fortunate you are to have a dad you can learn from AND hang out with ( my dad sang in a choir) . You two look like you have a blast together! Must have been fun doing the editing together! Great way to end a video! Thanks for sharing! Very cool to meet Jake too!

[@TheShamwari]

I am sitting with a 1987 toyota carina , only eighty thousand miles on the clock when I bought ot now eighty six thousand and this, the second time i have had ignition problems/ first time I had to fit new spark plug leads when car came to dead stop. This time there was intermittent misfire as I accelerated, hence I took the distrubuter off like yesterday ! now after shopping it was fine then came to dead stop after 20 meters !! Got it towed home , about a half mile, then it started , ran for five mins then died ! Your video is EXCELLENT, I had now idea how the spark ran acros top of cap to the rotor.

[@ScannerDanner]

I have some other videos on this same system too if you ever need them. Thanks!

[@philwright5101]

Thank you, solved my problem with your clear and detailed video on the Celica ignition problem. I needed the details, as an old retired mechanic, did a 5 year apprenticeship as a motor mechanic in Australia, leaving tech school in at age 14, grade 9. Short history, did a few years as a trucker for my brother, including building my own tractor/prime mover out of parts, 1955 Federal, 3-71 GM Diesel, Leyland 6 Sp Constant Mesh box and 2 sp diff.... then further education in the trade, Australia and Canada, ending as a Tech College instructor in Auto and Heavy Duty Mechanics after a couple of years of University. Ending my mechanic career in 1985 I was a bit short on the technological detail of the more modern electronics, the fuel side I was ok with, working with Renault Canada back in the 1970's, I was lucky to have some Bosch electronic fuel injection training, built on that over the years but not enough as I got into computers in 1985. When our long term family 1996 Toyota Celica, Australian version suddenly quit, I needed help as I knew where the problem was by deduction, but not exactly which component. Your sketches of the circuitry and theory filled in the blanks and put me on the correct track.... you have an excellent communication ability and persona! I had to understand WHY and WHERE the problem was exactly. It was the Ignition Coil in the distributor that had failed, and your clear and concise discussion gave me the final answers to the puzzle. Thank you very much, keep up the good work.....

[@locner4519]

First, thank you for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us. I had a intrest in being a auto mechanic and now the diagnostic portion of the equation is what really peaks my intrest now. I will be buying your book soon. Second, I love the home video's of you working with your children. Bring back great memories of my father and the fun we had working on my truck. Just like you, having your oldest lick a 9v battery...lol , my father installed a electrical wire on the bottom of our fence to keep our dog from diging under it. I bet you know where this is going.lol well he asked me to test it with a metal rod he just so happened to have with him. I remember asking will I get shocked, and his answer was " well thats why we test it". I did and I got shocked.lol Tell Jake don't feel to bad, I cried too.lol Thanks for the laughs.

[@TheMrBennito]

wow, I know the reason why I finally ended up here, yet never expected to end up HERE. THis is so educative and entertaining. The scans are above my head, yet the testing I sort of get. Got a good idea how to deal with my 97 CArine e now. Thanks a lot!! EDit: forgot to say, I always put the part I took off in a plastic transparent bag :)

[@ScannerDanner]

Thanks so much! I'd be more than happy to help you with whatever you're fighting too. As long as you have a test light and or voltmeter to do some checks. And yeah, I bolted the bad part right back on didn't I! Haha

[@8953147]

Nice to see a distributer system for a change! Great troubleshooting with your son. There are no mistakes, just learning opportunities!! God bless.

[@ScannerDanner]

Thanks Jake!

[@stefenbays5790]

I hope it fixes my car problem. 1994 Toyota Celica 1.8L. I was changing the valve seals in the engine and forgot to take off the negative to the battery. I touched the alternator with a ratchet which caused a spark and then looked at all the fuses which looked bad and changed them. Now This is video is what I’ve been looking for for 4 days now. Thank you guys!

[@OLDSCHOOLROGUE]

I’ve watched a few of your videos….this is the one that sold me…nice to see mistakes and different approaches to an issue…you are the real deal. Thank You.

[@ScannerDanner]

Thanks man. What most people may not know is we film live. We don't figure out the problem first, then turn the camera on. We just turn it on and go! Sure it makes my videos longer, but we think it helps to show the process, and include the screw ups too!

[@elvisseruyange7324]

Thank u so much Paul... This is my first video from u(part 1and 2) U really opened my eyes all along i have been blind.. I have been watching many videos on KZbin but urs is just on point... Here in uganda (east Africa) am a beginner technician who lacks tools(equipment) but i thank God i get such super knowledge from guys like u... Am young and looking forward to be agreat technician in future like u Paul😀😀😀.... Thank u paul through you am getting experience

[@vusimuzizondo3623]

Hi Paul, I liked both part 1 and 2. Forget about the haters, majority of us watching are learning and applying. So keep that spirit of teaching and I'll make sure I keep up with you. 😁😅👍🏽

[@coycarlson4979]

On horizontally mounted distributor - one has to ensure that the distributor oil seal ( O - ring ) is not leaking oil inside distributor.

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Awesome video Paul, great to see your interaction with Kalib, he"ll be Scannerdanner II soon. I like the way you emphasized that the CPU was receiving good Cam & Crank signals by monitoring RPM gauge and confirming Injectors being activated. Also, was neat you found out that the injectors fired in pairs, while monitoring the both pins on the injector with test light to ground, the other paired injector was activated!! Real cool. Keep up the great work Paul, look forward to more videos with you and Scannerdanner II 🙂

[@Dansk55]

I have the same 7AFE in my 95 Celica. Your vids are very informative. Even though I haven't had an engine problem in 11 years (except 02 sensor), these will help when issues start

[@simonosullivan1660]

Your a legend Paul, a proper diagnostics technician

[@ScannerDanner]

Thanks Simon but I'm not. Just blessed to be able to share what I love to do.

[@simonosullivan1660]

Thanks Paul and your knowledge is well appreciated, all the way from Ireland

[@amesburyforeignautollc5404]

I love your honesty! Great REAL WORLD video

[@Ashroyer86]

I find that what normally takes ppl 5 mins takes me quite a bit longer. But I can live with that.

[@tonygames991]

Thank you very much for such informative videos. My Corolla has been giving problems starting for a few seconds then cutting the engine off. I suspected the ignition coil, I have replaced the condenser and igniter. I am going to replace the coil tomorrow. Now I know why my plugs and pistons were flooded. Thanks for teaching us Sir. Tony South Africa

[@munkydotorg]

Just what I was looking for. Diagnosing some ignition issues on a 94 Corolla. Really appreciate the additional insights more than "check this check this check this, yup thats it."

[@mickfalvey6045]

without a doubt ...the realist car guy on you tube...warts n all included in this vid. thanks buddy

[@luisbaez88]

I been following you video from timeeeeee ago. Your video always explain things in detail.

[@OtoMatikWorkz]

This is a big help for me sir danner scanner your a highly recomended sir.

[@mariosalazar4334]

another great episode of scanner danner and kaleb!!! seriously though, greatly appreciate all the knowledge you share

[@garysgarage3669]

Loved the video, nice to see I'm not the only one who makes mistakes.

[@user-rf6tj9wz1y]

You are tops Sir love working on cars. And now watching videos.. i have an 88 Corolla sr5 i had gone through 3 coils after head gasket and timing belt replacment. Now i can move on to carb rebuild 😊

[@mfsperring]

Caleb you are doing a bang up job on the editing. It makes a real difference, for me anyway, when you do that picture in picture close up stuff. I love the outtakes too. Oh yea and Paul your doing a good job too. Lol

[@michaelsalice9952]

Paul great video man, hangin with your boys is what life is all about, I got 2 there a little young (9 & 6) but they always find there way in the garage when I'm working on something and I love it!

[@ScannerDanner]

Thanks Michael! Keep spending time with those little ones.

[@GearHeadsGarageChannel]

Paul I love your videos and appreciate that even someone as skilled as you and with so much love and so many followers still has to deal with the 1% of haters you get in the comments =P You don't deserve them but its great to know that I'm not alone in that regard!

[@ScannerDanner]

maybe I do? keeps me humble

[@GearHeadsGarageChannel]

ScannerDanner No way! We all make mistakes sometimes people online are way too harsh, you are inspiring and offer so much to people that want to learn, have a great attitude and we should all be grateful!

[@FourSeasonsNorth4x4]

GearHeads The mistakes and bloopers are what make you human, keep you humble and give you something to learn. How boring would it be if everything we did was spot on picture perfect. Besides, laughing is good for the soul. 😉 What an amazing teacher. We’ve been blessed for sure.👍

[@hakonkarlsen9571]

Great video. Also, loved the outtakes!

[@ScannerDanner]

Thanks!

[@Cruz0604]

Thanks sr you just saved me $200 dollars. I just returned the distributor assembly and got the ignition coil for 45 dollars and 💥 💥 the spark ⚡️ issue is solved. Thanks again! 😅

[@robertwelch3899]

Thank you Paul and Caleb.

[@madmotorrepair1748]

Still can't thank you enough for sharing your knowledge, it has improved my life so much!!!!!

[@ScannerDanner]

Thank you so much! This is what motivates me more than anything else I do. To help others, to change peoples lives. Everything else is b.s. (money, wealth, fame)

[@madmotorrepair1748]

I would not have had the courage before I knew your methods, to post a video or even make a video, its all because of you, never knew I could do this!

[@ScannerDanner]

you doing videos now too! Awesome man, super cool to hear

[@madmotorrepair1748]

It would mean a lot to me if you would check my channel out sometime paul, your work is in my head, thanks again for everything!

[@nancylewis7142]

Thank you for all what you do for us, SD.

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We love your work. Thank you for all that you do!

[@tracydiller4492]

Another GREAT Scanner Danner video brother.Keep them coming and PRAY for the haters. They are just jealous.

[@zenkitrueno7998]

tq for this video,.glad you are still using the old school method without the fancy tools.i was hopping you do the coil primary secondary resistance checking before putting the new one.

[@miguelito6915]

this was a very good video because it was fun to watch and as always very educational, not to mention it showers your just a very down to earth guy

[@arthurfricchione8119]

Terrific real world video. We've all done it and it gets worse with age. Terrific on location video Paul and Caleb ❤️

[@ScannerDanner]

Thanks Arthur!

[@jimmynyoike]

This guy has the coolest father ever!

[@chrispineotienoocholah8527]

Iam a young mechanic still training, you have help me big thank you my friend

[@ScannerDanner]

You found the right place to learn my friend. Thank you

[@northpostman]

Awesome video Paul, great father/ son bonding as well. Laughed my ass off when you put the old coil back on, been there done that too. Love the way you talk about the circuit with the diagram, you really make it easy to understand. Can't believe you have haters, best automotive repair channel on you tube. Ignore them, they are losers. Most of them probably couldn't do what you do if their lives depended on it. I really appreciate your videos as do my students. When ever I need a video to show in class, your channel is the only one I go to. Looking forward to the next one, and thank you for the great content.

[@ScannerDanner]

Thanks so much man! Really cool to hear that you are an instructor and are able to use my material for your class. God bless you man

[@hugomateos6749]

This definitely helps me to get a better understanding on the ignition system for my 94 toyota celica gt 2.2l

[@ScannerDanner]

Awesome

[@SamuelPhi]

Wow, thanks a lot, didn't know where to touch. On it first thing tomorrow morning.

[@psav1520]

Paul, thanks for leaving "oopses" in the video. That makes it real. I just have more "oopses" than you. Great lesson. Thanks again.

[@ScannerDanner]

For sure! And thank you so much

[@rrmech11]

Awesome Scanner Danner live Bloopers. Nice job

[@nourazzam3850]

entertaining, informative, funny and great teacher

[@Rrto933]

I thank you for the teaching it really helped me out.my respect for you sr .from a nearby country.

[@mikeberger3066]

thank u so much. this vid gave me lots of direction on a car im working on

[@davidlumley2327]

great video, informative, easy watching, looking forward to more

[@macafy100]

Love it every minute thanks for you dedication man

[@cobbysparks9891]

Fixed! Scanner Danner: My Champion! 👍🏾

[@KidFromQueens]

DOPE vid man!!! Forget the car, just seeing you n your boy is a beautiful thing! My sons only four but still tries to help me n the shop but nothing like real help from your son!!!

[@ScannerDanner]

Nice! I'm miss those days. Treasure him and make time for him and when he is older, he will make time for you.

[@FourSeasonsNorth4x4]

ScannerDanner No truer words can be spoken. Thanks Paul. 🙏

[@AutodiagnosticoDetroit]

¿Devolvieron la bobina dañada? LOL. es bueno compartir con nuestros hijos ... ¡excelente amigo de video paul! ¡Saludos y muchas bendiciones para ti y tu familia!

[@amateurdesubaru]

the igniter will never fail on these 80's and 90's toyotas especially on "2A 3A and 3 A-C" carbureted engines(starting 1983) , igniter on "4" series is the same tough it is 1/4" more in height it fits in "3" series " Integrated Ignition Assembly aka IIA " !!, moisture and condensation will corrode the outside resistor wich you can solder a new one worth 10 cents , japanese products from that era were top of the line for quality , great video

[@MrRadcley]

Good job men that's a clean teaching 👍👍

[@sergesimonov1767]

Excellent, fun, educational video!

[@kimarleymanderson8926]

I'm having this same issue on my 1993 toyota Camry right now i think am gonna just change the coil and see what happens thank you for this video.

[@MrI8igmac]

I just learn so much from this...

[@greazer6229]

Killin it, great vid man. Another subscriber

[@mathewbartholomew5176]

Guys I was so sure u put back the old coil great video as usual your such a good technician thank you for making the video

[@ScannerDanner]

Thanks Kimo! This one was fun to do with my boys.

[@Lesrevesdhiver]

I have been fighting with my ignition, I will have to see if it gives ANY spark the way you showed with the bad coil. The previous owner of my 95 corolla put on one of those k&n air filters. I doubt it does anything for power but it DOES make the air intake system easier to remove for access to other stuff.

[@billyxiong5382]

I have the same problems on my 96 corolla i have fuel but no sparks thanks your a life savor

[@taj73]

This is an awesome father n son relationship and funny.

[@chrisi1909]

That Battery-Terminal looks "angry" :) Good Vid !! Keep it up !

[@manofestilvlog7463]

ive got my toyota bigbody dude thanks for sharing some of your mechanic moves.ive learned a lot from you.nice job keep it up.

[@ScannerDanner]

Thank you!

[@ken5ism]

This is one of the best priceless vids I've seen this year (12/2020). I needed the laugh. 2 thumbs up!!!

[@herrkiwi3110]

Excellent video Paul ! Thank you.

[@josephcastile5551]

For a rookie you did a good job love the outtakes

[@fred4897]

Thank you so much sir for all the inputs your sharing, it helps me a lot coz I'm both training for automechanic and having a camry that wont startup. Almost facing the same problem in this video. So morepower to you sir and add 1 to your subscribers.

[@LoneWolfStands357]

You guys rock. Thanks for the videos.

[@ahmedbig1356]

Good video and thank you so much danner and you good teacher about automotive in the world