Diagnose Your Car's Ignition System in Minutes Struggling with a misfiring engine or a no-start condition? The Aermotor Inline Spark Plug Ignition System Tester makes it fast and easy to pinpoint ignition problems at each cylinder — no complicated equipment needed. Simply connect it between the spark plug and spark plug wire, start the engine, and watch the indicator light. If the circuit is complete and firing correctly, the bulb flashes. If there's no flash, you've found your problem. Whether you're a professional mechanic or a DIY home garage enthusiast, this compact pen-style tester is an essential tool for troubleshooting spark plug issues, bad ignition cables, dirty connections, defective points, and more. Compatible with both 6V and 12V automotive ignition systems. Made in Mainland China. Key Features Instant Visual Feedback: Indicator bulb flashes when the ignition circuit is complete — no guesswork required. Quick Cylinder-by-Cylinder Testing: Easily check the ignition condition at each individual cylinder in minutes. Easy In-Line Connection: Connects directly between the spark plug and spark plug wire — no special tools needed. Flexible Lead Wire: 15cm flexible wire provides easy reach and connection to the spark plug. Dual Voltage Compatible: Works with both 6V and 12V automotive ignition systems. Durable Metal Construction: Built to withstand the demands of regular automotive diagnostics. Lightweight & Portable: Weighs only 90g — easy to store in your toolbox or glovebox. CE Certified: Meets CE external testing certification standards. Specifications Material Metal Working Voltage 6V & 12V Weight 90g Wire Length 15cm Lead Length 63mm Dimensions 26 × 5 × 5 cm Certification CE Batteries Required No How to Use Turn off the engine and remove the spark plug coil wire. Connect the tester's black head to the spark plug terminal. Connect the tester's metal end to the spark plug coil wire. Start the engine. If the ignition circuit is complete and firing, the indicator light will flash. No flash indicates a fault in that circuit. What's in the Box 1× Aermotor Spark Plug Ignition System Tester Safety Note For safe DIY automotive repair guidance, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) for consumer safety tips when working with automotive electrical systems. Related Products You May Like 10-Pack 22AWG Glass Tube Fuse Holder 5x20mm & 6x30mm Screw Type — great for automotive electrical repairs 100-Pack Disposable Nitrile Gloves – Latex-Free, Oil-Proof — keep your hands clean while working on your engine Frequently Asked Questions Q: What vehicles is this spark plug ignition tester compatible with? A: This ignition system tester is compatible with most gasoline-powered vehicles that use a conventional spark plug and ignition coil wire setup, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, and small engines operating on either a 6V or 12V ignition system. It is not designed for coil-on-plug (COP) direct ignition systems without a traditional spark plug wire. Q: Do I need batteries to use this ignition tester? A: No, batteries are not required. The tester draws power directly from the vehicle's ignition system — simply connect it inline between the spark plug and spark plug wire, start the engine, and the indicator bulb will flash if the circuit is working correctly. Q: What problems can this spark plug tester help diagnose? A: This tester helps identify a wide range of ignition issues including no-spark conditions, bad or worn spark plugs, faulty ignition cables, dirty or corroded spark plug connections, and defective distributor points. It allows you to test each cylinder individually for a quick and accurate diagnosis. Q: Is this tester safe to use while the engine is running? A: Yes, it is designed to be used with the engine running after initial connection is made with the engine off. 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