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OBD codes·Published Aug 30, 2026·2 min read

P0352 meaning: Ignition Coil B Primary / Secondary Circuit Explained

Learn what P0352 means, common causes, symptoms, and safe steps to fix it. Get clear guidance for DIY checks and when to consult a specialist.

P0352 meaning: Ignition Coil B Primary / Secondary Circuit Explained

P0352 meaning: Ignition Coil B Primary / Secondary Circuit Explained

At a glance

Severity Can you keep driving? DIY difficulty Typical fix path
moderate — fix soon short trips only varies inspect coil, wiring, or spark plug first

What does P0352 mean?

P0352 indicates a fault in the ignition coil B primary/secondary circuit, often causing misfires in cylinder 2.

Common causes of P0352

  • Faulty ignition coil B
  • Damaged wiring or poor connection to the coil
  • Spark plug or fuel injector issue affecting cylinder 2
  • Engine mechanical problems like low compression

What shows on a live scan?

PID 03 (Misfire Count) will show elevated counts for cylinder 2, and PID 05 (Fuel Trim) may indicate trim adjustments. Specific values vary by vehicle, confirm with a specialist.

DIY-safe check

Inspect the ignition coil B for cracks or carbon tracking, and verify the wiring harness is secure. Replace the spark plug if worn, as a bad plug can mimic coil failure.

When to see a specialist

If the misfire persists after basic checks, or if multiple codes appear, consult a specialist to avoid misdiagnosis. a verified specialist

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FAQ

What does P0352 mean?

P0352 signals a problem with the ignition coil B circuit, leading to misfires in cylinder 2 and reduced engine performance.

Can I keep driving with this code?

Short trips may be possible, but extended driving risks engine damage; limit use and address the issue promptly.

How much does it cost to fix P0352?

Repair costs vary based on the root cause, typically ranging from $100 to $300 for parts and labor.

Can I fix P0352 myself?

Basic checks like inspecting the coil and wiring are DIY-friendly, but complex electrical issues require professional diagnosis.

If symptoms worsen, a verified specialist to connect with a verified electrician for accurate repair guidance.

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