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Motorcraft® DG470 Motorcraft OE Replacement Ignition Coil, Sold individually
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$47.99
$119.13Save: $71.14(60%)
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2-year or unlimited-mile Motorcraft limited warranty
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Sold individually
Vehicle Fitment Information
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Submodel
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Fitment Information
1983 Ford EXP
Base
4 Cyl 1.6L
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1983 Ford EXP
GT
4 Cyl 1.6L
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1983 Ford EXP
Luxury
4 Cyl 1.6L
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1983 Ford Escort
GLX
4 Cyl 1.6L
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1983 Ford Mustang
GL
4 Cyl 2.3L
All With EEC Serviced, Complete Distributor Assy Only
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MOTORCRAFT E-CORE OE REPLACEMENT IGNITION COILS
Motorcraft’s E-core OE replacement ignition coils are officially endorsed by Ford to replace your faulty coil and restore your engine’s performance and fuel economy. These application-specific ignition coils guarantee RFI suppression, fewer downtimes and reduced tailpipe emissions. As an automotive aftermarket division under Ford Motors, Motorcraft manufactures genuine and OE-quality replacement parts for Ford, Lincoln and Mercury.
- Ensures vehicle-specific fit, compatibility with other ignition components and fewer downtimes
- Comes with sturdy coil housing that withstands temperature extremes without cracking
- Guarantees RFI suppression while decreasing tailpipe emissions
- Helps restore the engine to its proper operation and fuel consumption
- Recommended by Ford Motor Company
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Does it work with a manual transmission ?Kenny E.Nov 10, 2023
Best Answer:Hi Kenny, I'm glad to assist you. We need specific information. For us to check carefully and be accurate on the part you need, please provide the complete details of your vehicle (year, make, model, submodel, 2WD/4WD, and engine size). The VIN would be helpful.
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1986 ford bronco II where is ignition coil located ?thomas W.Feb 07, 2022
Best Answer:Hello! It should be located behind the intake manifold near the distributor.
Mitchell D.STAFFFeb 08, 2022Customer Reviews
I have never had a bad experience with this company. Their prices are very fail also.
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Purchased on Jul 17, 2022
Motorcraft Oe Replacement Ignition Coil, Sold Individually
ignition coil - what should the resistence be?
Replaced ignition coil on 1991 Ford e-250 as it lost engine power going up hills - somewhere I read that the ignition coil should be replaced every ? miles or 2 yrs. It is very easy to replace- anyone can do that. Ohms resistence on the new one was vastly different from the old one. Could not find specs on what the resistence should be. Was recommedned we use a dynameter (very expensive!!) test to test coil under load, Buying a coil seemed cheaper.We'll see under a real road test - (we live in S OR should be no problem going up I-5!!!.
Purchased on Jul 17, 2008