Your Ford Mustang ignition system includes all the internal components that work together to get your engine going. The battery sends a charge through the ignition coils, creating a spark that gets the fuel and air mixture burning in the cylinder chamber. Your car's distributor will then bring the voltage current from those coils over to your spark plugs. The ignition switch directs the system, and the voltage regulator ensures your battery is charged and ready to go.

If you're having trouble with your Ford Mustang's ignition system, ensure that electricity is properly reaching your spark plugs by replacing any broken distributors or distributor components like caps or vacuum lines. Don't forget about tuning your Ford Mustang. New spark plugs and spark plug wires will improve the system and give you a chance to add some style to your engine bay. If you’re looking for an upgrade, consider modernizing your Ford Mustang with a simple and reliable electronic ignition.