Ignition Coil 6181956/6503277
6181956
6503277
6503278
6503279
6503280
1008887
938F12024DA
18E0518100
18E0518100A
Product Detail
| ST NO. | Brand | OEM No. | Model(s) & Years | PINS | MODULE |
| STIC4007 | FORD | 6181956 6503277 6503278 6503279 6503280 1008887 938F12024DA |
FORD SIERRA 1.6L / 1.8L (1987-1993) FORD MONDEO 1.6L / 1.8L / 2.0L (1993-2000) FORD ESCORT 1.3L / 1.4L / 1.6L / 1.8L (1985-2000) FORD ORION 1.4L / 1.6L (1985-1990) FORD VERONA 1.3L / 1.4L / 1.6L / 1.8L (1990-1993) FORD FIESTA 1.2L / 1.3L / 1.4L / 1.6L / 1.8L (1989-2002) FORD COURIER 1.3L / 1.4L (1996-1999) FORD KA 1.3L (1996-2008) FORD PUMA 1.4L / 1.7L (1997-2002) |
3 PINS | WITHOUT |
| MAZDA | 18E0518100 18E0518100A |
MAZDA 121 III 1.2L (1996-2003) MAZDA 626 1.8L / 2.0L (1998-2002) MAZDA MPV 2.0L (2000-2002) |
3 PINS | WITHOUT |
This Ford / Mazda ignition coil is supplied for the listed OE numbers 6181956, 6503277, 6503278, 6503279, 6503280, 1008887, 938F12024DA, 18E0518100, and 18E0518100A. It is a 3 pins ignition coil without module, suitable for aftermarket parts supply, catalog matching, sample confirmation, and regular procurement where this specific coil structure is required.
For this product, buyers should confirm the listed OE number group together with the connector form, without-module structure, housing shape, plug direction, and mounting details. Similar ignition coils may look close in product photos, so final confirmation should not rely on appearance alone before quotation or order arrangement.
Key Details to Confirm Before Ordering
Listed OE Numbers
Confirm 6181956, 6503277, 6503278, 6503279, 6503280, 1008887, 938F12024DA, 18E0518100, and 18E0518100A before sample review, catalog upload, quotation, or batch order preparation.
3 Pins Connector
The 3 pins connector is one of the main visible matching points. Connector shape, pin layout, locking position, plug direction, and installation angle should be compared with the original part before final confirmation.
Without Module Design
This ignition coil is supplied without module. Module status should be checked together with connector and housing details to reduce mismatch risk during parts matching, stock planning, or repeat procurement.
Inspection Notes and Supply Preparation
A correctly matched ignition coil helps deliver high-voltage output for normal combustion. For aftermarket supply, practical inspection can focus on winding consistency, insulation condition, terminal contact, connector fit, housing finish, and heat-resistant material selection.
If misfire, rough idle, hard starting, weak acceleration, unstable running, or warning light issues appear, this coil can be included as one ignition-system inspection item. The final cause should still be checked together with spark plugs, wiring condition, connector contact, power supply, and control signals.
To make quotation and sample confirmation smoother, prepare the listed OE numbers, 3 pins connector, without-module structure, order quantity, packaging request, label content, and expected delivery time. Original coil photos, connector close-ups, and label-area images can help compare visible details before arranging regular supply.