
HUZOK HUZOK Ignition Coil Assembly 1pc for 3.0L 1997-1998
$36.37-23%$47.28
Key specifications
- Brand
- HUZOK
- Condition
- New
- Country of Origin
- US
- OE Number / OE Code
- GN10265;16553857
- Package Contents
- 1 x Ignition Coil
Full product details
| Brand | HUZOK |
|---|---|
| Condition | New |
| Country of Origin | US |
| OE Number / OE Code | GN10265;16553857 |
| Package Contents | 1 x Ignition Coil |
| Has OE | Yes |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Universal part | No |
Full product details
Specifications
| Product attributes: Brand | HUZOK |
|---|---|
| Product attributes: Condition | New |
| Product attributes: Country of Origin | US |
| Product attributes: OE Number / OE Code | GN10265;16553857 |
| Product attributes: Package Contents | 1 x Ignition Coil |
|---|---|
| Product attributes: Has OE | Yes |
| Custom attributes: Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Product details: Universal part | No |
OE numbers
Compatibility
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Product Description
Key Features • Fitment: for ,for 3.0 L 1997-1998 • Part Number: GN10265,16553857 • Voltage: 12V • Configuration: 4-Prong Blade Male Terminal; 1 Female Connector • Part Name: Ignition Coil Product Description What is Ignition Coil an ignition coil is a transformer that converts low voltage into thousands of volts needed to a . it consists of primary and secondary windings around an iron core. modern vehicles use individual coil-on-plug units, while older vehicles use a single coil with a distributor. Fitment for for 3.0L 1997-1998 Part Number GN10265,16553857 Quantity Sold Sold individually Voltage 12v Configuration 4-prong blade male terminal; 1 female connector Part Name Ignition coil Design Coil pack design How to Install Ignition Coil Disconnect the negative terminal. the engine cover to coils. disconnect the electrical connector from the coil. the mounting bolt and pull the coil straight out of the plug well. install the new coil, ensuring it seats fully. secure the bolt and reconnect the wiring. Function of Ignition Coil the ignition coil receives 12 volts from the and steps it up to 20, 000-45, 000 volts. this high voltage travels to plugs, creating the electrical that ignites the fuel-air mixture in each cylinder. the coil ensures timing for optimal combustion and engine performance. Instruction of Ignition Coil Inspect coil boots for cracks or carbon during plug . replace coils showing physical damage or corrosion. ensure electrical connections are clean and tight. do not drop coils, as internal windings can break. use dielectric grease on boots to . check for oil in plug .
