Learn About Ignition Coil Repair Cost

Replacing a faulty ignition coil yourself can save you on labor costs. Ignition coils (individual or coil packs) range from ~$35 to over $300 at PartsHawk.com, depending on brand and quality. While replacing them is possible yourself, remember the total repair cost also depends on the number of coils needed and your car's specific design.

Pertronix 45001 | Ignition Coil

Part Number

45001

Coil F-T II (0.6 ohm) chrome

Special Price $63.29 Regular Price $74.46

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Details

BRAND: Pertronix

FEATURES:

Ignition Coil
Coil F-T II (0.6 ohm) chrome
FLAME-THROWER II COIL. 45,000-VOLT RATED WITH 0.6-OHMS OF RESISTANCE. CHROME OIL FILLED CANISTER STYLE.
Pertronix Coil

SPECIFICS:

EmissionFullDES	1 - This Product has been granted a California Air Resources Board (CARB) "E.O" (Executive Order) Exemption, or is considered a Direct Replacement or Consolidated Replacement part. It is 50 State Legal when installed on the appropriate vehicle per the Manufacturer Application guide and Installation Instructions.
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Title	FLAME-THROWER II COIL. 45,000-VOLT RATED WITH 0.6-OHMS OF RESISTANCE. CHROME OIL FILLED CANISTER STYLE.