Ignition Coil Plug for Holden Rodeo TF 1998 – 2003 (3.2L, 6VD1)

Ignition Coil Plug for Holden Rodeo TF 1998 – 2003 (3.2L, 6VD1) ensure a reliable voltage from the start and more ignition energy, so your engine starts and runs smoothly. Precise, corrosion-resistant connections that ensure excellent electrical connectivity, coupled with superior temperature and vibration resistance, lead to long service life.

Compatibility: 

• for Holden Rodeo TF 02/1998 – 02/2003 3.2L 6VD1 (DOHC) Ute
• for Holden Rodeo TF 02/1998 – 02/2003 3.2L 6VD1 (DOHC) Platform Chassis

Note: for Holden Rodeo TF Series ONLY Fit for LX / LS / LT Sport Model !

• for Holden Rodeo RA 03/2003 – 11/2005 3.5L 6VE1 Platform Chassis
• for Holden Rodeo RA 03/2003 – 11/2005 3.5L 6VE1 Ute

Reference Number: 8971363250, 8971745540, C1148, 1788370, 88921373, UF-245

Specification:

• Installation Position: Front Vehicle
• Terminal Quantity: 3
• Terminal Gender: Male
• Terminal Type: Blade
• Voltage: 12V
• Package Quantity: 1
• Packaging Type: Box
• Fitment: Direct Replacement

• Ignition Coils ensure a reliable voltage from the start and more ignition energy, so your engine starts and runs smoothly. Precise, corrosion-resistant connections that ensure excellent electrical connectivity, coupled with superior temperature and vibration resistance, lead to long service life.
• Properly performing ignition coils can provide increased ignition energy, lower fuel consumption, and reduced exhaust emissions for your vehicle.
• Ignition coils are built to achieve or exceed OE specifications and are known industry-wide for their reliability and performance.

What does the ignition coil do?

• All ignition systems for modern petrol engines use ignition coils for the same basic function: to create the high voltage required to produce a spark at the spark plug

Are ignition coils worth replacing?

• Ignition coils are also recommended to be replaced if they show cracks, traces of arcing or other damage that may cause it to short out

What are the symptoms of a faulty ignition coil?

• Engine misfires
• Rough idle 
• A decrease in car power, especially in acceleration
• Poor fuel economy
• Difficulty starting the engine 
• Check engine light is on
• Exhaust backfiring
• Increased hydrocarbon emissions
• The smell of gas coming from the exhaust 
• Fuel leaks