Find ignition modules, coils, spark plugs, leads and caps. Choose the component group for the work, then match the part to the vehicle and the ignition system actually fitted.
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Browse ignition parts for CDI boxes and ignition modules, or ignition coils for the listed coil types and kits. Use spark plugs when replacing the plug itself. Leads and caps have their own category in the Browse menu, so these can be compared separately.
Keep the full model, year and variant with the component reference. For a module or coil, check the manufacturer’s stated ignition-system requirements and connections. An aftermarket ignition or replacement engine needs identifying in its own right; the original vehicle application may not describe the equipment now fitted.
They are different component types. Use the exact description and reference to identify which is required, and check any kit contents rather than assuming a module listing includes a coil.
No. Select a CDI specified for the particular engine and ignition system. Engine size alone does not establish the required power supply, signal inputs or ignition characteristics.
Base the order on the identified parts required for the work. Where a manufacturer specifies a matched kit or accompanying components, follow that exact requirement; the category itself does not establish a need to replace every ignition part.
Use the plug reference specified for the engine and its application. Thread size is only one attribute and does not establish a complete replacement match. Keep the full plug code when comparing alternatives.
Compare the complete model, year and part number before choosing a part.