P0352 Ignition Coil B Primary/Secondary Circuit Malfunction

P0352 points to an ignition coil B primary or secondary circuit malfunction. It identifies the coil circuit that needs electrical and ignition checks.

Code details

Generic OBD-II · P0

System: Ignition / Misfire
Code type: Generic (SAE / ISO controlled)
Standard: SAE J2012 / ISO 15031-6

Diagnostic boundary

A diagnostic trouble code reports that a monitored test failed. It does not prove one specific part is bad, and manufacturer logic can add vehicle-specific conditions.

Do not clear a coil-circuit fault without finding the cause; intermittent ignition circuit faults can damage the catalyst.

Symptoms of P0352

Rough idle, shaking, or a stumble under acceleration.
A flashing check-engine light during an active misfire.
Power loss and higher fuel consumption.

Common causes of P0352

Worn spark plugs, ignition coils, or plug wires.
Fuel-delivery problems — injectors, pressure, or a lean/rich mixture.
Vacuum leaks, low compression, or a mechanical fault in that cylinder.

Useful checks before replacing parts

Inspect coil B connector condition, power feed, control signal, ground path, and harness movement near the valve cover.
Review cylinder misfire data to confirm whether the circuit fault matches the drivability symptom.
Check for plug-well contamination, damaged boots, cracked insulation, or aftermarket parts that stress the coil circuit.

Related OBD-II codes

These nearby ignition / misfire entries can help compare wording and pin down the fault area.