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No it won't.Inside the coil are a lot of copper wires all insulated from each other.
If this insulation fails and the wires inside touch...the coil stops working.
The coil can be detached and tested using a ohmmeter. The leads are placed on the outside prongs of the coil, and the resistance is tested. The coil should show a resistance somewhere between 0.75 and 0.85 ohms.
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