Delphi Ignition Coil P/N:GN11169
Delphi GN10404 ignition coil for the 1996-2002 Mercedes-Benz SL600 V12 6.0L and other vehicles is designed to send power to the spark plugs for fast starts. Each Delphi ignition coil is engineered to OE design specifications and provides OE performance, durability and electromagnetic capacity level requirements.
A failing coil can show up as a misfire, rough running or hard starting. Before you replace this coil, rule out worn spark plugs and a damaged connector, since either one can produce similar symptoms.
The 1996-2002 Mercedes-Benz SL600 V12 6.0L, the 1996-1999 Mercedes-Benz S420 V8 4.2L and the 1996-1999 Mercedes-Benz S500 V8 5.0L take this coil, and so do other vehicles. Each listing is one coil, and the 1996-2002 Mercedes-Benz SL600 V12 6.0L takes twelve.
One ignition coil.
Interchange: 178-8381 · 178-8519 · 52-1623 · 52-1624 · UF-352 · 921-2073
000 158 72 03 · A 000 158 72 03 · E538A · 5C1215 · E382 · 00101 · 0221504001 · C1214 · IC482 · CLS1144 · 230225 · 5083 · IC482SB · U5114 · 50142 · CUF352 · 921X2073
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Is GN10404 the right Mercedes S420 ignition coil for a 1996-1999 Mercedes-Benz S420 V8 4.2L?
Yes. Delphi GN10404 is listed for the 1996-1999 Mercedes-Benz S420 V8 4.2L, which takes eight coils. If your car is not named here, look it up in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Do Delphi coils like this one come with spark plugs?
No. The package holds one ignition coil and nothing else, so spark plugs are not included.
Is this Delphi coil pack sold as one coil or a full set?
It is sold as one ignition coil. A V8 engine takes eight and a V12 takes twelve, so order the quantity your engine needs.
How does this Delphi ignition coil pack keep voltage steady?
Delphi GN10404 is wound with a smart winding process that controls wire lengths to keep voltage the same. The wire also has a high quality coating that resists imperfections that lead to failure.
Can a failing Delphi GN10404 coil cause a misfire or hard starting?
Yes, a failing coil can show up as a misfire, rough running or hard starting. Since testing a coil needs the engine running, a shop can test it.
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