Ignition Coil 6383157/19017113 FD480/FD490
6383157
19017113
F57Z12029A
F0TZ12029A
F1DZ12029A
F3DZ12029A
E9DZ12029A
F57U12029AA
F82U12029AA
E9DF12029AA
F3DU12029AA
90TF12029A1A
FD-480 (FD480)
FD-490 (FD490)
Product Detail
| ST NO. | Brand | OEM No. | Model(s) & Years | PINS | MODULE |
| STIC4011 | FORD | 6383157 19017113 F57Z12029A F0TZ12029A F1DZ12029A F3DZ12029A E9DZ12029A F57U12029AA F82U12029AA E9DF12029AA F3DU12029AA 90TF12029A1A |
FORD TAURUS 3.0L V6 (1995-1999) FORD EXPLORER 4.0L V6 (1995-2001) FORD AEROSTAR 3.0L / 4.0L (1985-1997) FORD MUSTANG 4.0L V6 (2004-2010) FORD RANGER 3.0L / 4.0L V6 (1990-1998) |
4 PINS | WITHOUT |
This Ford ignition coil is supplied for the listed OE numbers 6383157, 19017113, F57Z12029A, F0TZ12029A, F1DZ12029A, F3DZ12029A, E9DZ12029A, F57U12029AA, F82U12029AA, E9DF12029AA, F3DU12029AA, and 90TF12029A1A. It uses a 4 pins connector and without-module configuration.
Because several OE references are listed for this coil, product confirmation can include the applicable OE number together with connector orientation, terminal layout, housing shape, mounting position, plug direction, and overall dimensions of the original part. These details provide additional reference when similar coil designs are being compared.
Structure and Matching Details to Review
Listed OE Reference
Check the applicable listed OE number against the original component during sample review, catalog preparation, quotation, or order confirmation. The number can be reviewed together with the physical coil structure.
4 Pins Connector
The 4 pins connector is an important visible matching feature. Connector shape, terminal position, locking structure, plug direction, and installation orientation can be compared with the original ignition coil.
Without Module Structure
This ignition coil is listed as without module. Module status can be considered together with the connector, housing design, and mounting arrangement when confirming the required replacement configuration.
Winding, Insulation and Electrical Inspection
Ignition coil operation is related to the condition of the primary and secondary windings, internal insulation, terminals, and electrical connections. When evaluating a replacement coil, these areas can be considered together with connector fit, housing condition, mounting dimensions, and general assembly condition.
Engine heat, temperature changes, vibration, and repeated electrical loading are common operating conditions around ignition components. Depending on the buyer's inspection requirements, checking may include terminal contact, connector condition, housing condition, insulation-related characteristics, and relevant electrical measurements.
Sample and Purchasing Confirmation
During sample evaluation, the replacement coil can be compared with the original part for the applicable OE number, 4 pins connector, without-module structure, connector orientation, housing profile, and mounting details. Original-part photos or connector close-ups can also provide additional reference when further comparison is needed.
For regular purchasing, the reviewed sample and confirmed product structure can be used as a reference for later order communication. Packaging method, label information, required quantity, and other project-specific details can be reviewed according to the actual purchasing requirements.