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Notes: Quantity per car: 1, This pack contains 6 Ignition Coils. Kit
- PRICE: 337.99
- Primary Resistance: Meets OE Specifications
- Color: Black / Smooth Plastic
- Terminal Type: Blade
- Secondary Resistance: Meets OE Specifications
2013 Lincoln MKT Ignition Coil
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Notes: Quantity per car: 1, This pack contains 4 Ignition Coils. Kit
- PRICE: 215.99
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Notes: Quantity per car: 1, This pack contains 6 Ignition Coils. Kit
- PRICE: 314.99
- Color: BLACK
- Terminal Type: female
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6
- PRICE: 69.99
- Item Grade: OEM Standard
- Coil Configuration: COP (Coil On Plug Ignition)
- Vehicle System Voltage: 12V
- Coil Terminal Type: Blade
- Coil Wire Terminal Attachment Type: Male
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Notes: Quantity per car: 4, Direct ignition
- PRICE: 71.99
- Item Grade: OEM Standard
- Coil Configuration: COP (Coil On Plug Ignition)
- Vehicle System Voltage: 12V
- Coil Terminal Type: Blade
- Coil Wire Terminal Attachment Type: Male
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6
- PRICE: 74.99
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6
- PRICE: 59.99
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6, Kit contains: ignition coil, wire harness and insulated heat shrink tubing with built-in wire stop
- PRICE: 98.99
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Notes: Quantity per car: 4
- PRICE: 64.99
- Voltage: 12V
- Terminal Type: Female Connector / 3 Male Blade
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6, Coil On Plug (Pencil Type)
- PRICE: 83.99
- Voltage: 12V
- Terminal Type: Female Connector / 3 Male Blade
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6, Coil On Plug (Pencil Type)
- PRICE: 102.99
- Voltage: 12V
- Terminal Type: Female Connector / 2 Male Blade
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6
- PRICE: 89.99
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6
- PRICE: 83.99
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Notes: Quantity per car: 4
- PRICE: 86.99
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Notes: Quantity per car: 4, Front wheel drive. One per cylinder
- PRICE: 48.99
- Coil Terminal Type: OE Style
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6
- PRICE: 89.99
- Voltage: 12V
- Color: Gray
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6
- PRICE: 83.99
- Voltage: 12V
- Color: Gray
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Notes: Quantity per car: 4
- PRICE: 98.99
- Color: Black
- Voltage: 12V
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6
- PRICE: 89.99
- Voltage: 12V
- Terminal Type: O.E.
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Notes: Quantity per car: 4
- PRICE: 112.99
- Voltage: 12V
- Terminal Type: O.E.
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6
- PRICE: 83.99
- Voltage: 12V
- Terminal Type: O.E.
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6
- PRICE: 103.99
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6, Direct ignition. SuperCoil. Silicone magnetic steel core; for use with 2 Pin Connector; black.
- PRICE: 107.99
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Notes: Quantity per car: 6, Direct Ignition. Super Coil. Silicone Magnetic Steel Core; For Use with 2 Pin Connector; Yellow; Legal For Non-Emissions Controlled Vehicles or For Race Use
- PRICE: 107.99
About
2013 Lincoln MKT Ignition Coil
Your spark plugs require a much higher voltage than a battery outputs, which is why a 2013 MKT ignition coil exists to increase this voltage before the current reaches the plug. If your coils are wearing out your Check Engine Light may illuminate, and you could also experience symptoms like lowered fuel efficiency, sluggish acceleration, rough idle, and starting trouble. Browse our selection of replacement 2013 Lincoln MKT ignition coils to find the right part at the right price.
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