How do I know which coil this is (1,2,3...ect)?
1322356
Hi, the only way to tell is to get a OBD code reader. The code will tell you which cylinder. I assume you have a check engine light on and its running rough? Are you getting a cylinder # misfire code?
1322357
Each coil is exactly the same. It can replace any coil no matter which is bad. Hope this helps!
1322358
The Ignition Coil is made for all (1,2,3,...ect). If you look or take them out, all the coils have the same design, that also applies to spark plugs.
1935408
My friend, unfortunately, I can not resposnder the material used in the machine, but I believe it is the aluminum coil. I did not detect any abnormal variation of the indices in tests carried out in the water of the aquarium.Fernando Atvars...
1226941
Here's a drawing of a typical relay, exactly like the one on your board. The "coil terminals" are represented by the rectangle printed on the underside of your board. The "common terminal" is the middle screw. They printed some lines on the underside that help show what's what.http://www.glolab.com/relays/NO%20RELAY.jpg
1435574
if you have a check engine light on you can use a code reader to see which cylinder is misfiring. then erase the code and switch the coil with the one beside it, when the code comes back if it is misfiring on a different cylinder then its the coil.
1313095
The 1582 is the correct kit for your distributor. We also highly recommend that you use their coil as well since it is ohm matched to their kits the coil would be a 40011.
139736
I don,t know the spec but it appears to be very low. I use the device to operate a large dust collector and trigger the coil using a cheap 110 volt remote control from a local big box store
1288995
According to the data on the item, the coil is rated at 120VAC and the contacts are rated at 12A full load 60ACR 125VAC, or 6A full load 35ACR 250VAC. My device is marked: K90-341. I don't know if they are the same.
1634738
We ordered this item twice, both times the wrong coil. We returned the items and dis not try again. It was not as described , or what the picture even looked like. Very disappointed , and a waste of my time
407266
I still have the electric coils. I hope someone else can answer your question.
1820109
Hmm, as i know there are 2 kinds of coils, the diffrence to look would be the angle of the coil boot. Check for original OEM code.
1837921
Yes, I put this in mine and it works fine. If you're replacing this, look into replacing all 6 Coil Packs. The original coil packs and computer lack shielding from RF signal that can be generated by the coil going bad.
996692
None that I could tell... At least I didn't get any warranty info with the coils. But they work, and they're 1/4th the cost of buying other coils for the fit. Go for it! (installed over a year and 18k miles ago and still runs perfectly)
385517
It is universal, but it doesn't come with any instructions on how to install, use, or care for it. Make sure to read up on what it takes to use coils and how to remove and maintain them.
743042
This is the correct coil. If you are planning to change any of the rear cylinder coils you should do them all- it's just so time consuming to access those cylinders
1391774
That's not the unit I have. So, I can't really answer. I have the gray, almost cylindrical version
758634
This is a normally open SPST device (ie when the coil is energized, it switches one circuit from off to on) , with lugs for Line, Coil +, Coil -, and Load. For ease of wiring, there are two load lugs. I hope that's helpful.
2167412
The question isn't clear but if you have the 2.8L M52 motor, that coil should fit.