OEM Ford Festiva Ignition Coil

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Ford Festiva Ignition Coil transforms the 12 volts supplied by the battery into bursts of power that ignites the plugs and makes the subcompact car energetic and fast. The Ford Festiva was initially launched in 1986 and was a hit as it had a lightweight body that can easily maneuver in urban traffic and conserves fuel. The Festiva is powered by a platform, and with 1.1, 1.3, and subsequently 1.5 liter engines, the combination of thrift and pep is achieved, and the front wheel drive gives the new driver a sense of security even in rainy streets. The cabin is designed with a lot of cleverness and can thus accommodate four friends even though the length of the car is 136 inches, the low curb weight of the car is approximately 2,100 pounds, and the suspension is made to feel responsive. Ford made styling refreshes over the years, adding new grilles, lamps, and fuel injection that made throttle response more acute. Tough factory trials on all Ford parts make the Festiva tough, and most owners extol how the original parts can fit easily even after years have passed. The Ignition Coil is mounted on top of those dependable engines and consists of two copper windings around an iron core to induce a hot spark between 12 volts and above 20,000 volts to inhibit misfires and save on fuel. Failure of the coil can cause the Festiva to stumble or turn off, and therefore a sound Ignition Coil is essential. To install the Ignition Coil, park securely, allow the engine to cool, disconnect the negative battery lead, unbolt and unplug the old unit, place the new unit squarely on the plug, screw on bolts, reconnect wiring and battery, and proceed to start the car to make sure it idles smoothly.