Ignition Coil 1115315/1115317 DR43
IGNX No: STIC4303
OE No.:
1115315
1115317
10477944
12498334
83502140
SMP :
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DR-43 (DR43)
Product Detail
| ST NO. | Brand | OEM No. | Model(s) & Years | PINS | MODULE |
| STIC4303 | DAEWOO | 1115315 1115317 10477944 12498334 |
DAEWOO ESPERO 1.8L / 2.0L (1995-1999) | 4 PINS | WITHOUT |
| JEEP | 83502140 | JEEP CHEROKEE 2.8L V6 (1983-1986) | 4 PINS | WITHOUT |
This Daewoo / Jeep ignition coil is supplied for the listed OE numbers 1115315, 1115317, 10477944, 12498334, and 83502140. It uses a 4 pins connector and without-module configuration for replacement requirements using this type of ignition coil structure.
During product confirmation, the listed OE number can be checked together with the connector form, terminal layout, plug direction, housing profile, mounting points, and overall dimensions of the original coil. Reviewing several matching details together is useful when similar coil designs are being compared.
Key Matching Points Before Replacement
OE Number Check
Compare the applicable listed OE number with the original part when reviewing samples, preparing catalog information, or confirming a purchase. The number should be considered together with the physical coil design.
4 Pins Connector
The 4 pins connector is an important visible feature. Connector shape, terminal position, locking structure, orientation, and plug direction can be compared with the original ignition coil.
Without Module Design
This product is listed as without module. Module configuration can be reviewed together with the connector, housing shape, and mounting arrangement when comparing replacement products.
Electrical Construction and Condition Checks
The working condition of an ignition coil is related to its 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.
Ignition coils operate in an environment affected by engine temperature changes, vibration, and repeated electrical loading. Depending on the inspection requirements, checking may include terminal condition, connector contact, housing condition, insulation-related characteristics, and relevant electrical measurements.
Replacement & Ignition System Check
When an ignition coil is being replaced because of starting, idling, or misfire-related symptoms, it can be useful to inspect surrounding ignition-system components at the same time. Spark plug condition, plug gap, wiring, connector contact, and power supply can all be included in the diagnostic process.
Before installation, compare the replacement coil with the removed part and check that the connector and mounting areas are clean and undamaged. Installation procedures and related component checks should follow the applicable vehicle service requirements.
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