Standard Ignition Ignition Coil Mounting Bracket P/N:CB-1
Standard CB-6 ignition coil mounting bracket for the 1973 Honda Civic 4-cylinder 1.2L and other vehicles holds the ignition coil in place. This listing is a single bracket.
A cracked, bent or heavily rusted bracket, or a coil that has worked loose in its mount, can mean the bracket needs replacing. A failing ignition coil, worn spark plugs or damaged wiring can be behind a misfire too, so find the cause before buying.
Besides the 1973 Honda Civic 4-cylinder 1.2L, this ignition coil mounting bracket fits the 1970 Toyota Corolla 4-cylinder 1.2L, and each takes one. If your car is not named here, look up your own year and engine on the Buyer's Guide tab.
One ignition coil mounting bracket.
Interchange: 3202198 · J3202198 · MB12 · 643818 · 920368 · J0924245 · IGNA64 · ICB15 · 10495330 · 1867679 · 107446C2 · RE30365
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does the Standard CB-6 ignition coil mounting bracket fit a 1970 Toyota Corolla 4-cylinder 1.2L?
Yes. Standard CB-6 fits the 1970 Toyota Corolla 4-cylinder 1.2L as well as the 1973 Honda Civic 4-cylinder 1.2L. Other cars are covered on the Buyer's Guide tab.
Does the CB-6 bracket come with a connector?
No. Standard CB-6 is the mounting bracket alone, with no connector. The ignition coil is sold separately; this listing is one bracket.
Where is the Standard CB-6 bracket made?
The country of origin for this ignition coil mounting bracket is the United States.
How many ignition coil mounting brackets does a 1973 Honda Civic 4-cylinder 1.2L take?
One. This listing is a single bracket, and the 1973 Honda Civic 4-cylinder 1.2L takes one.
Does Standard CB-6 replace part number 3202198?
Yes. 3202198 is one of the numbers Standard CB-6 replaces, along with the other cross-reference numbers on the Interchange line.
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