Ignition Coil - Ci Ignition - XIC8611

This ignition coil fits various Ford models including B-MAX, FIESTA Mk6, Mk7, and GRAND C-MAX with...

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This guide is for owners of Ford B-MAX, Fiesta Mk6, Mk7, and Grand C-MAX vehicles equipped with 1.0 EcoBoost engines manufactured from 2012 onwards. The Ci Ignition XIC8611 ignition coil provides a reliable replacement part to restore optimal engine performance and fuel efficiency. A potential caveat is the need to confirm exact vehicle compatibility before purchase, as it's specific to certain engine configurations.

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Model Part NumberXIC8611
BrandCi Ignition

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FAQs

What vehicles is the Ci Ignition XIC8611 compatible with?

This ignition coil is designed for Ford B-MAX, Fiesta Mk6, Mk7, and Grand C-MAX models equipped with the 1.0 EcoBoost engine, manufactured from 2012 onwards.

What are the OEM part numbers this coil replaces?

It replaces FORD1827901 and CM5G12A366CB.

How many pins does the connector have?

The ignition coil features a 3-pin connector with an oval shape.

What voltage does this ignition coil operate at?

It operates at a standard 14V.

Is this coil compatible with older Ford models?

No, it is specifically designed for models manufactured from 2012 onwards.

Can I replace just one ignition coil, or do I need to replace all of them?

Typically, you can replace individual faulty coils. However, if your vehicle has high mileage or other coils show signs of wear, it might be beneficial to replace them all at once to prevent future issues.

What are the signs of a failing ignition coil?

Common signs include engine misfires, rough idling, reduced acceleration, poor fuel economy, and a Check Engine light.

Troubleshooting

Engine Misfires or Rough Idle

Ensure the ignition coil is correctly seated and the electrical connector is securely attached. Check for any damage to the coil or wiring. If the issue persists, the coil may be faulty, or a spark plug may need replacement.

Check Engine Light Illuminated

Scan the vehicle's OBD-II system for diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs). Codes related to ignition system faults (e.g., P0300-P0308) often indicate a failing ignition coil or associated components.

Difficulty Starting Engine

Verify that the ignition coil is receiving proper voltage and ground. If the coil is functional, check the spark plug and fuel system for other potential causes.

Reduced Engine Power or Poor Acceleration

Confirm the ignition coil is providing a strong spark. A weak spark can result in incomplete combustion, leading to a loss of power. Ensure all connections are clean and secure.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Ensures proper ignition spark for optimal engine combustion.
  • Restores lost power and acceleration.
  • Helps improve fuel economy.
  • Designed for a precise fit, simplifying installation.
  • Offers compatibility with multiple OEM and aftermarket part numbers.

Cons

  • Requires verification of vehicle's specific engine and year for correct fitment.
  • Failure of an ignition coil can lead to misfires and reduced performance.
  • May require replacement of multiple coils if symptoms are widespread.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility Check: Before installation, verify that your vehicle is a Ford B-MAX, FIESTA Mk6, Mk7, or GRAND C-MAX with a 1.0 EcoBoost engine manufactured from 2012 onwards. Cross-reference your vehicle's existing ignition coil part number with FORD1827901, CM5G12A366CB, or any of the listed aftermarket cross-references (ELTA AUTOMOTIVE EE5112, HELLA 5DA 358 168-621, INTERMOTOR 12183, LEMARK CP412, LUCAS DMB2095, MEYLE 714 885 0013).

Installation: Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic. Generally, this involves:

  1. Disconnecting the vehicle's battery.
  2. Locating the ignition coil(s) on the engine.
  3. Disconnecting the electrical connector.
  4. Removing the coil retaining bolt.
  5. Carefully pulling out the old ignition coil.
  6. Inserting the new Ci Ignition XIC8611 coil.
  7. Reinstalling the retaining bolt and reconnecting the electrical connector.
  8. Reconnecting the battery.

Care: Ignition coils are generally maintenance-free. However, keep the engine bay clean to prevent dirt and debris from interfering with electrical connections. Inspect the coil and its connector periodically for any signs of damage or corrosion.

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