Ignition Coil 4751253/4797293 UF97
IGNX No: STIC4110
OE No.:
4751253
4797293
5234210
5234610
5252577
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UF-97 (UF97)
Product Detail
| ST NO. | Brand | OEM No. | Model(s) & Years | PINS | MODULE |
| STIC4110 | CHRYSLER | 4751253 4797293 5234210 5234610 5252577 |
CHRYSLER DAYTONA 2.2L / 2.5L (1986-1992) CHRYSLER VOYAGER II 2.5L (1990-1995) |
2 PINS | WITHOUT |
| JEEP | 4751253 4797293 5234210 5234610 5252577 |
JEEP WRANGLER 2.5l / 4.0L (1988-2007) JEEP CHEROKEE 2.5L / 4.0L (1984-2001) JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 4.0L / 5.2L (1991-2005) JEEP COMANCHE 2.5L / 4.0L (1986-1996) |
2 PINS | WITHOUT |
This Chrysler / Jeep ignition coil is supplied for the listed OE numbers 4751253, 4797293, 5234210, 5234610, and 5252577. It uses a 2 pins connector and without-module configuration for replacement requirements using this type of ignition coil structure.
When reviewing the product, buyers can compare the listed OE number with the connector form, terminal position, plug direction, housing profile, mounting points, and overall dimensions of the original coil. Reviewing several physical details together can be useful when similar ignition coil designs are being compared.
Key Matching Details Before Ordering
Listed OE Numbers
Check the applicable listed OE number against the original part during quotation, sample review, catalog preparation, or order confirmation. The OE information can be considered together with the physical structure of the coil.
2 Pins Connector
The 2 pins connector is one of the main visible matching points. Connector shape, terminal position, locking structure, plug direction, and installation angle can be compared with the original ignition coil.
Without Module Structure
This ignition coil is listed as without module. Module status can be reviewed together with the connector, housing shape, and mounting arrangement when comparing the replacement part.
Winding, Insulation and Condition Checks
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, and installation dimensions.
Temperature changes, engine vibration, and repeated electrical loading are common operating conditions around the ignition system. Depending on the buyer's inspection requirements, checking may include housing condition, connector and terminal contact, insulation-related characteristics, assembly condition, and relevant electrical measurements.
Replacement and Ignition System Check
If the ignition coil is being checked because of starting, idling, hesitation, or misfire-related symptoms, surrounding ignition-system components can also be reviewed. Spark plug condition, plug gap, wiring, connector contact, and electrical supply may all be relevant during diagnosis.
Before installation, the replacement coil can be compared with the removed part for connector position, mounting details, housing condition, and other visible features. If additional product confirmation is needed before ordering, original coil photos or connector close-ups can also be provided for reference.
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