Ignition Coil 1876209/1985474 DR32
1876209
1985474
1988908
DR-32 (DR32)
Product Detail
| ST NO. | Brand | OEM No. | Model(s) & Years | PINS | MODULE |
| STIC4113 | BUICK | 1876209 1985474 1988908 |
BUICK V6/V8 (1975-1990) | 3 PINS | WITHOUT |
| CADILLAC | 1876209 1985474 1988908 |
CADILLAC V6/V8 (1975-1995) | 3 PINS | WITHOUT | |
| CHEVROLET | 1876209 1985474 1988908 |
CHEVROLET V6/V8 (1975-1985) CHEVROLET TRUCK (1975-1985) |
3 PINS | WITHOUT |
This Buick / Cadillac / Chevrolet ignition coil is supplied for the listed OE numbers 1876209, 1985474, and 1988908. It uses a 3 pins connector and without-module configuration, so the OE reference should be considered together with connector layout, housing shape, mounting arrangement, and overall coil structure.
When reviewing a replacement product, buyers can compare the applicable OE number with the connector orientation, terminal position, plug direction, mounting points, and dimensions of the original coil. Using several matching details together helps distinguish between ignition coils that may appear similar at first glance.
Identification and Installation Details
Listed OE References
Confirm 1876209, 1985474, or 1988908 against the original component during sample review, catalog preparation, quotation, or order confirmation. The number should be checked together with the physical coil design.
3 Pins Connector
Connector shape, terminal arrangement, locking position, plug direction, and installation orientation are practical visual matching points. These details can be compared directly with the removed ignition coil before product approval.
Without Module Structure
This ignition coil is listed as without module. Module status should therefore be reviewed together with the connector, housing profile, mounting location, and surrounding ignition-system arrangement.
Electrical Construction and Working Environment
The electrical condition of an ignition coil is related to its primary and secondary windings, internal insulation, terminals, and electrical connections. During product evaluation, these areas can be considered together with connector fit, housing condition, mounting dimensions, and general assembly condition.
Ignition components operate around engine heat, repeated temperature changes, vibration, and electrical loading. Depending on the buyer's inspection requirements, checking may include terminal contact, connector condition, housing integrity, insulation-related characteristics, and relevant electrical measurements.
Sample and Incoming Inspection Reference
For sample approval, the supplied coil can be compared with the original part for the applicable OE number, 3 pins connector, without-module structure, connector orientation, housing profile, and mounting details. Original-part photos or connector close-ups can also be retained as visual references.
For repeat orders, the approved sample can serve as a reference during incoming inspection for connector configuration, visible assembly details, labeling, and packaging. Any additional order-specific requirements can be confirmed according to the purchasing project.