Standard Ignition Ignition Condenser P/N:FD-95

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MPN: FD-95
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Standard Ignition Ignition Condenser P/N:FD-95
Standard Ignition Ignition Condenser P/N:FD-95
$7.99

Designed to work alongside the breaker points in your distributor, the Standard Ignition condenser FD-95 helps absorb the voltage surge each time the points open, helping limit arcing at the contacts. It fits many vehicles, among them the 1976-1977 Ford F-150, 1976-1977 Ford F-250 and 1976-1977 Ford E-100 Econoline, as a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.

Standard Ignition has served the automotive aftermarket since 1919. As a global manufacturer of original equipment ignition products, it maintains complete quality control throughout the manufacturing process, from componentry to the finished condenser.

  • Mylar insulation: High-quality Mylar insulating materials are used to withstand electrostatic stresses and help prevent damage to the internal metal foil windings.
  • 100% tested: Every unit is tested to confirm that the finished condenser's capacitance value meets performance specifications.
  • OEM-style connectors: Designed for precise installation.

Signs a distributor condenser may need replacing include burned or pitted breaker points, hard starting, misfiring or a weak spark. Other ignition components can cause the same symptoms, so diagnose the system before replacing parts.

Interchange: G132 · F1578 · FA99 · D4ZF12300CA · D4ZZ12300A · 12309095

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

G132, F1578, FA99, D4ZF12300CA, D4ZZ12300A, 12309095

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this Ford F-150 condenser fit my 1976 truck?

Yes, the FD-95 is listed for the 1976-1977 Ford F-150. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your exact vehicle before ordering.

What does a distributor condenser do?

It works with the breaker points in a points-type distributor. It absorbs the voltage surge when the points open, which helps limit arcing at the contacts and supports the coil in producing a spark.

What are the signs of a failing condenser?

Burned or pitted points, hard starting, misfiring or a weak spark may mean the condenser needs replacing. Other ignition faults cause the same symptoms, so diagnose the system first.

How is the FD-95 tested?

Standard Ignition tests 100% of these units to confirm that the capacitance value of each finished condenser meets performance specifications.

How does the FD-95 connect during installation?

It has OEM-style connectors for precise installation. Follow your vehicle's service information for mounting it and for checking the breaker points and ignition timing afterward.