Delphi Ignition Coil P/N:GN10773
Delphi GN10714 ignition coil for the 1994-1995 Mazda Miata 4-cylinder 1.8L sends high voltage to the spark plug. This Delphi ignition coil is engineered to OE design specifications and meets OE performance, durability and electromagnetic capacity level requirements.
Worn spark plugs or a fuel or sensor problem can cause hard starting, a misfire or rough running just as a failing coil can, so find the cause before you buy a coil.
This coil is a direct-fit replacement for the 1994-1995 Mazda Miata 4-cylinder 1.8L, which takes one. The listing is a single coil.
One ignition coil.
Interchange: 178-8464 · C-958 · 23-0337 · BPE8-18-10XA · C-890 · UF-258 · 920-1101
E626 · EBE1665 · IC140 · U2050 · 920X1101
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Is Delphi GN10714 the right coil pack for the 1994-1995 Mazda Miata 4-cylinder 1.8L?
Yes. Delphi GN10714 is an ignition coil listed for the 1994-1995 Mazda Miata 4-cylinder 1.8L, and that car takes one.
Does this Miata ignition coil match the L4-1.8L engine in the 1994-1995 Mazda Miata?
Yes. The fitment lists this coil for the 1994-1995 Mazda Miata with the L4-1.8L engine.
Is this Delphi coil pack sold as a set or as a single coil?
Delphi GN10714 is sold as one ignition coil, and the package contains just that one coil.
What wire and winding details does the Delphi GN10714 coil have?
Delphi GN10714 has a high quality wire coating that resists imperfections that lead to failure. A smart winding process controls wire lengths to keep voltage the same.
What can a failing ignition coil do to how the engine runs?
A failing coil can cause hard starting, a misfire or uneven running, and a check engine light may come on. A shop can test the coil to confirm it.
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