Ignition Coil - NGK - 49073
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The NGK 49073 Ignition Coil is an essential maintenance component designed for DIY enthusiasts and mechanics seeking to restore or maintain the ignition efficiency of compatible Honda vehicles. It provides a reliable spark for optimal engine combustion, matching or exceeding original equipment (OE) manufacturing standards. While it offers superior reliability and durability, users must strictly verify the specific engine and model year compatibility before installation to ensure a proper mechanical fit.
All features
| Model Part Number | 49073 |
|---|---|
| Brand | NGK |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Is the NGK 49073 compatible with all Honda Civic models?
No, it is compatible with specific models using the indicated OEM part numbers. Always verify your specific VIN or engine code.
What tools are needed to install this ignition coil?
Typically, you will need a basic socket set, a ratchet, and an extension bar to reach the retaining bolt.
Does this product come with a new spark plug?
No, the NGK 49073 is an ignition coil only. It is recommended to inspect or replace spark plugs when changing ignition coils.
Do I need to replace all coils at once?
While not strictly required, it is often recommended to replace all coils if they have similar mileage to ensure balanced engine performance.
What should I do with the old ignition coil?
Many automotive retailers offer recycling programs for electronic car parts. Check with your local auto parts store.
Troubleshooting
Engine continues to misfire after installation
Ensure the 3-pin connector is fully seated and clicked into place; also inspect the spark plug for fouling.
Check Engine light remains illuminated
Use an OBD-II scanner to clear the stored fault codes after installation; if codes persist, check the wiring harness for damage.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Meets or exceeds original equipment manufacturer (OEM) quality standards
- High-quality electrical connections ensure long-term reliability
- Compatible with popular Honda models like Civic and Jazz
- Reduces potential engine misfires and improves fuel efficiency
Cons
- Requires professional verification of fitment for specific sub-models
- Requires basic automotive mechanical knowledge to install
- Replacement may require specific engine trim identification
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To install, ensure the engine is completely cool to avoid thermal burns. Locate the ignition coil pack atop the cylinder head cover. Disconnect the electrical wiring harness by depressing the locking tab, remove the retaining bolt, and pull the old coil out. Apply a small amount of dielectric grease to the rubber boot of the new NGK 49073 coil to ensure a moisture-proof seal. Press the new coil into place, tighten the retaining bolt to the manufacturer's specified torque, and reconnect the 3-pin electrical harness. Compatibility is limited to specific Honda engines; always cross-reference the OEM part numbers 30520RB0003, 30520RB0013, or 30520RB0S01 before purchasing.