Ignition Coil 55242406/0221504039
55242406
0221504039
68294873AA
K68294873AA
46344869
Product Detail
| ST NO. | Brand | OEM No. | Model(s) & Years | PINS | MODULE |
| STIC5403 | FIAT | 55242406 0221504039 68294873AA K68294873AA 46344869 |
FIAT 500X 1.6L (2014-2022) | 3 PINS | WITHOUT |
| JEEP | 55242406 0221504039 68294873AA K68294873AA 46344869 |
JEEP RENEGADE 1.6L (2014-2022) | 3 PINS | WITHOUT |
This Fiat / Jeep ignition coil is supplied for the listed OE numbers 55242406, 0221504039, 68294873AA, K68294873AA, and 46344869. It features a 3 pins connector and without-module configuration, designed for replacement requirements where this specific electrical and physical structure is needed.
Before quotation, sample approval, or batch ordering, buyers should confirm the listed OE number together with connector shape, pin position, plug direction, housing profile, mounting points, and overall dimensions. Similar-looking ignition coils may use different electrical or installation configurations, so appearance alone should not be used for final confirmation.
Product Matching Details to Check
Listed OE Numbers
Confirm one of the listed OE numbers against the original part before catalog entry, quotation, sample approval, or batch purchasing. OE verification should be combined with physical product comparison for accurate matching.
3 Pins Connector
Check the 3 pins connector, including terminal position, locking structure, connector orientation, and plug direction. Correct connector matching helps reduce installation and electrical-contact issues.
Without Module Configuration
This coil uses a without-module structure. Module configuration should be confirmed together with connector and housing details when preparing aftermarket stock or repeat orders.
Electrical Construction and Durability
Reliable ignition output depends on consistent winding construction, effective high-voltage insulation, secure terminal contact, and stable internal assembly. Controlled primary and secondary windings help maintain repeatable electrical characteristics during continuous charging and discharging cycles.
During normal engine operation, the coil is repeatedly exposed to heat, temperature changes, vibration, and electrical stress. These conditions can gradually affect winding wires, insulation, and connection points, making insulation integrity, housing stability, terminal condition, and electrical consistency important quality-control areas.
Quality Control and Batch Supply
For aftermarket distributors and parts buyers, consistency between samples and regular production is important. Inspection can focus on connector fit, terminal condition, housing dimensions, mounting accuracy, insulation condition, and electrical characteristics before finished products are prepared for shipment.
For quotation or repeat procurement, buyers can provide the listed OE number, required quantity, packaging request, label content, and expected delivery schedule. Original-part photos and connector close-ups can also help confirm visible details before production, while consistent product and packing specifications make subsequent stock replenishment easier.