Ignition Coil
Ignition Coil
STIC2035

Ignition Coil 2730102600/2730102620 UF694

IGNX No: STIC2035
OE No.:

2730102600
2730102620
2730102630

SMP :

UF-694 (UF694)

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Product Detail

ST NO. Brand OEM No. Model(s) & Years PINS MODULE
STIC2035 HYUNDAI 2730102600
2730102620
2730102630
HYUNDAI ATOS   1.0L / 1.1L   (1998-2005) 3 PINS WITHOUT

 

This Hyundai ignition coil is supplied for the listed OE numbers 2730102600, 2730102620, and 2730102630. It uses a 3 pins connector and without-module configuration for replacement requirements using this type of ignition coil structure.

For product comparison, the listed OE number can be reviewed together with connector shape, terminal arrangement, plug direction, housing profile, mounting position, and overall dimensions. Comparing these details with the original coil provides additional reference when selecting the required replacement configuration.

  Connector and Structure Matching

Listed OE Numbers

Check the applicable listed OE number against the original part during sample review, quotation, catalog preparation, or order confirmation. The OE reference can be considered together with visible structural details.

3 Pins Connector

The 3 pins connector is an important matching feature. Terminal position, connector orientation, locking structure, and plug direction can be compared with the removed coil before installation or sample approval.

Without Module Configuration

This ignition coil is listed as without module. Module status should be considered together with connector configuration, housing shape, and mounting arrangement when comparing replacement products.

Electrical Construction and Condition Checks

The operating condition of an ignition coil is related to its primary and secondary windings, internal insulation, terminals, and electrical connections. During product evaluation, these areas can be considered together with connector fit, housing condition, and installation dimensions.

Engine heat, temperature changes, vibration, and repeated electrical loading may place stress on ignition components over time. Depending on the inspection requirements, checking may include connector and terminal condition, housing integrity, insulation-related characteristics, assembly condition, and relevant electrical measurements.

Installation and System Check

Before installation, compare the replacement coil with the original part for the listed OE number, 3 pins connector, without-module structure, connector orientation, housing shape, and mounting details. The connector and surrounding installation area can also be checked for visible damage, contamination, or poor contact.

If the coil is being replaced during diagnosis of an ignition-related issue, spark plug condition, plug gap, wiring, and connector contact can also be reviewed. Final installation and related checks should follow the applicable vehicle service requirements.