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Important: Verify connector shape and pins match your original part.
6-Piece Ignition Coil
Fits Ford Edge Flex Fusion Taurus Lincoln MKZ Mazda 6 CX-9 3.5L 3.7L V6
Replaces OE: 7T4Z12029E
Resolves Symptoms
- Random Engine Misfiring
- Severe Acceleration Jerking
- Hard Starting or Cranking
- Flashing Check Engine Light
Estimated Delivery
Free
Ordered
Nov 12
Prepared
Nov 12-Nov 13
Delivered
Nov 26-Dec 4
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2-Year Warranty
🛡️ Quality Coverage: Protects against any manufacturing defects for 2 full years.
🔄 Free Replacement: Brand-new replacement for free if quality issues occur.
30-Day Return & Refund
📦 Free Returns: Zero costs to you if the product has quality issues.
💰 Full Refunds: 100% money-back guarantee within 30 days for defective items.
5-Step Fitment Guide
- Check OE: Find original part no. & plug.
- Compare Photos: Match plug with our images.
- Verify YMM: Confirm via fitment tool.
- Review Specs: Check pins & dimensions.
- Purchase: Buy confidently once matched!
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$89.95
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Restore performance: Fix issues and drive with confidence.
Check Engine Light? Find Your Symptoms
🌬️ O2 & A/F Sensors
- P0134No Activity Detected
- P0135Heater Circuit Malfunction
- P0137/38Circuit Low/High Voltage
- P2195Signal Stuck Lean
- P0030/31Heater Control Circuit
⛽ Fuel & Air Mixture
- P0171/74System Too Lean
- P0172System Too Rich
- P2096Post-Catalyst Trim Too Lean
- P0087Fuel Rail Pressure Low
- P0201-04Injector Circuit Open
♻️ Catalytic Converters
- P0420Efficiency Below Threshold (B1)
- P0430Efficiency Below Threshold (B2)
⚡ Ignition / Misfires
- P0300Random Misfire
- P0301-06Cylinder-Specific Misfire
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Automotive-Leader Ignition coil
Vehicle Compatible
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Year
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Make
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Model
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Engine/Displacement
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2012-2013
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Land Rover
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Range Rover
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5.0L V8
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2017
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Lincoln
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Continental
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3.7L V6
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2009-2016
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Lincoln
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MKS
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3.7L V6
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2010-2016
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Lincoln
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MKT
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3.7L V6
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2007-2010
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Lincoln
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MKX
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3.5L V6
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2011-2016
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Lincoln
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MKX
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3.7L V6
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2007-2012
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Lincoln
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MKZ
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3.5L V6
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2013-2016
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Lincoln
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MKZ
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3.7L V6
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2008-2009
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Mercury
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Sable
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3.5L V6
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2009-2013
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Mazda
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6
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3.7L V6
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2007
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Mazda
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CX-9
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3.5L V6
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2008-2015
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Mazda
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CX-9
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3.7L V6
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2007-2016
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Ford
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Edge
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3.5L V6
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2011-2014
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Ford
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Edge
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3.7L V6
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2011-2017
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Ford
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Explorer
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3.5L V6
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2015-2016
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Ford
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F-150
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3.5L V6
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2014
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Ford
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F-150
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3.7L V6
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2009-2016
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Ford
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Flex
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3.5L V6
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2010-2012
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Ford
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Fusion
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3.5L V6
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2011-2017
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Ford
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Mustang
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3.7L V6
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2013-2016
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Ford
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Police Interceptor Sedan
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3.5L V6
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2017
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Ford
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Police Interceptor Utility
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3.7L V6
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2008-2016
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Ford
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Taurus
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3.5L V6
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2008-2009
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Ford
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Taurus X
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3.5L V6
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2015-2017
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Ford
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Transit 150/250/350
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3.7L V6
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2015-2017
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Ford
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Transit 350 HD
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3.7L V6
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Product Specifications
Warranty & Support: 2 Years + Pre-sale Load Test + 24/7 Technical Support
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Item
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Specification
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Core Part Number
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7T4Z-12029-E
Interchange: UF-553, UF-595, CY01-18-100A, 5C1652, DG520, E1053, E1095, 52-1888, IC633, 610-00119, GN10237 |
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Position
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Engine, Mounted on Cylinder Head
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Key Parameters
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- System Voltage: 12V
- Coil Type: Electronic - Connector: Female (Round/Square Shape) - Terminal: Male, 2-pin Blade - Mounting: Bolt On (Bracket Included) - Finish: Black Paint - Installation: Direct Plug-in Replacement |
Package Content:
Pack Of 6Pcs 7T4Z-12029-E Ignition Coil
How to install the ignition coil ？
Step 1 - Remove the fuel rails by simply unbolting the two bolts on the top, then gently pulling it up.
Step 2 - Remove the bolts/connectors from the ignition coil in a numerical order.
Step 3 - Repeat this step for each coil.
Step 4 - Best to replace the entire coil pack as opposed to just one coil in order to avoid malfunctions in the future. The coils should snap into place.
Step 5 - The coil bolts should be precisely tightened to 50 inch pounds.
Step 6 - Using the palm of your hand, snap the fuel rail back into place and tighten the bolts around it.