Replacement Ignition Module - Direct Fit, Sold Individually
Manufacturer #REPC542702
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Replacement Ignition Module - Direct Fit, Sold Individually
Manufacturer #REPC542702
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$18.49
| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| Part | |
| Brand | |
| Condition | New |
| Product Fit | Direct Fit |
| Warranty | 1-year Replacement unlimited-mileage warranty |
| Quantity Sold | Sold Individually |
| Prop 65 Warning |
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| Terminal Type | Blade |
| Returns Policy | 30-Day Return Policy |
| Terminal Gender | Male |
| Voltage | 12V |
| Connector Gender | Female |
| Terminal Quantity | 4 |
| Interchange Part Number | LX381, 7137, 21217, 21664, 27137, 551551, 10482803, 16201599, 16208961, 19352931, 8104828030, 8162015990, 8162089610, 8193529310, 2C8, 6H1051, CBC1003, CBE122, D579, DM579, DR178, DR178VC, DS10039, E273, LX381T, TP58, TP58SB |
| Connector Quantity | 1 Connector |
| Replaces OE Number | 7137, 21217, 21664, 27137, 551551, 10482803, 16201599, 16208961, 19352931, 8104828030, 8162015990, 8162089610, 8193529310, 2C8, 6H1051, CBC1003, CBE122, D579, DM579, DR178, DR178VC, DS10039, E273, LX381T, TP58, TP58SB |
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Return Policy
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Warranty Policy
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Ignition ModuleIgnition Module - Direct Fit, Sold Individually
5.0/5
1st one not to good, 2nd one seems ok for now!
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Posted by Norma A. / Sun, Dec 14
Ignition Module - Direct Fit, Sold Individually
5.0/5
My truck starts
BA
Posted by Brian A O. / Tue, Nov 25
The special partIgnition Module - Direct Fit, Sold Individually
5.0/5
The correct part I needed.
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Posted by Dontay R. / Fri, Nov 07
Ignition Module - Direct Fit, Sold Individually
5.0/5
Showed up quick and fit like it should and is doing good
SB
Posted by Scott B. / Tue, Sep 30
Ignition Module - Direct Fit, Sold Individually
5.0/5
Great parts at low cost!
JC
Posted by James C. / Sat, Jul 26
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Question: 01 ,GMC Savana 3500,,misfiring on 1&3 had new plugs,cap,rotor wires,installed prior to misfiring & now put new coil,cap,rotor still misfiring & now experience no start couldn't be ignition module
?Geirge G. / Jun 02, 2021
Hello! I agree with Calvin and LB
MD
Staff
Answered by Mitchell D. / Mon, Jun 14Have an electrician do a diagnostic. I had the same issues and replaced a whole host of items not knowing that I had two shorts, one coming from my steering column and one coming from somewhere else.
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Answered by Calvin / Wed, Jun 02Yes, or Fuel Injector(s), Intake Manifold Gaslet
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Answered by Larry / Fri, Jun 04Question: 1998 chevy silverado 5.7 does this fit?A Shopper / Jun 28, 2020
Yes, it does.
KM
Staff
Answered by Khristine M. / Sun, Jun 28Question: My truck was running fine, then one day it wouldn't start. It sat for about a week then someone stole my truck. Police found it 3 hours later dead in the middle of the street 6 miles from my home. Truck was towed back to my house and wouldn't start. Changed the fuel filter, cap and rotor. After the new cap and rotor was installed, truck ran for a couple minutes and died. Could it be the electronic ignition module?Phillip M. / Dec 18, 2022
Hi Phil, thank you for reaching out. We suggest that a certified mechanic diagnose your vehicle to pinpoint the part that needs replacement. Have a nice day.
AP
Staff
Answered by Aldrin P. / Sun, Dec 18When my ignition control module went out it did the same thing. Even run for a bit
JS
Answered by James S. / Sun, Dec 18Yes it could be
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Answered by Nick F. / Thu, Jan 05Or crank sensor
BW
Answered by Ben W. / Sun, Dec 18Question: Can this part make your car start and then cut off?A Shopper / Jan 31, 2021
Hi,
The ignition module of your vehicle is the heart of your entire ignition system. Its two main roles are to create a spark strong enough to ignite the air/fuel mixture for combustion and to control the timing of the spark plugs by opening and closing the ignition coil ground circuit. The module resembles a small electrical box with a wire harness. It is usually located on or in the distributor housing in domestic vehicles, and on the firewall or wheel-well in foreign vehicles. The two most common symptoms of a failing ignition module is Overheating and Sudden failure.
Still, for accurate diagnostic and repair, we recommend referring to a trusted vehicle specific repair manual for details about this particular problem you are encountering. Also, it is best to consult your trusted local auto repair shop or dealership for this for an extensive and careful troubleshooting to see if there are other parts that is causing the problem.
JE
Staff
Answered by Jeonino E. / Sun, Jan 31generally, any electronic part can be susceptible to intermittent failure due to over heating.
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Answered by Michael / Wed, Feb 03No the module works or it doesn't I would go for the crankshaft sensor
JJ
Answered by Jerry J. / Sun, Jan 31Question: do you recommend replacing this part of you replaced the ignition coil?Shawn S. / Aug 30, 2020
Hi Shawn,
It is best to refer to your local dealership/trusted automotive shop or a reliable repair manual for more extensive and specific information on this.
JE
Staff
Answered by Jeonino E. / Sun, Aug 30Without knowing exactly what is going on with your vehicle it's hard to recommend any particular part. I will say that if your vehicle is not sending spark to the spark plugs this part or the coil would be the parts to check out first.
HB
Answered by Heath B. / Mon, Aug 31yes
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Answered by Brian E. / Sun, Aug 30Showing 1 - 5 of 22 Questions