ECCPP Ignition Coils Compatible with Ford Lincoln Mercury

Where can I buy a Ford ignition coil?

At Ford Parts Center we have all currently available Genuine Ford Parts for your Ford, Lincoln or Mercury Vehicle. We also have Genuine Ford Ignition Coils for your Ford at Direct to the Public Wholesale Prices.

What does the coil on the spark plug do?

The ignition coil, also referred to as a "spark coil" or "spark plug coil," is a critical component in the electrical ignition system of your vehicle. The coil essentially converts the 12 volts from your battery to the thousands of volts necessary to allow for the spark plug to ignite…

What kind of epoxy do ignition coils use?

Specialized high temperature epoxy resists shock and vibration, while increasing thermal conductivity. These are direct plug replacements for OEM coils. They feature bodies and, or secondary towers molded in ACCEL yellow and feature brass secondary contacts (except direct fire coil on plug applications).

Are there ignition coils that have been melted?

Not sure what help I can offer but my 2006 V6 Fusion was one of the first I’ve heard with the melted ignition coil story. After putting in the new coils the PCM was still not sending any power to the coil packs, so I had it replaced; luckily while I was still under the powertrain warranty.

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ECCPP takes the crown for its durable, affordable, and efficient tools. Out of all of its products, we recommend the ECCPP ignition coils.

These ignition coils do not break down with regular use. They are compatible with all Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury models, so you’re assured of finding the perfect fit for your car. The ECCPP Ignition Coils are simple to install and easy to replace. They are highly resistant to temperature, heat, and abrasion thanks to their heavy-duty construction. Enjoy a smooth running engine by getting these ignition coils in your vehicle. The ECCPP coils produce a high energy output, which ensures that you keep moving longer miles without any issue.