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(This post was last modified: 11-05-2024, 10:35 PM by firebirdparts.)
Hi All,
I notice that motorcraft still offers an ignition module, but that it's not crosslisted for a 4 cylinder. Certain aftermarket items are crosslisted. In my mind I am thinking "this thing has to work" but has anybody tried that?
For instance, the one carried by the Mustang resto vendors is Ford's part number is DU2Z12A297A and they generally show it fitting everything under the sun up to 1987 including thunderbirds. Cylinder count clearly has no impact on this. I ordered one for my Mark VII but I am thinking I might try it in the TC just to see how it does. I doubt I would learn anything from that.
They also still have 5U2Z12A297B which fits a lot of cars through 1990 and trucks to 1997. Cylinder count clearly has no impact on this.
They also show 5U2Z12A297D which covers the mid-90s cars up until they quit using distributors, I guess.
Just making conversation mostly.
I notice that motorcraft still offers an ignition module, but that it's not crosslisted for a 4 cylinder. Certain aftermarket items are crosslisted. In my mind I am thinking "this thing has to work" but has anybody tried that?
For instance, the one carried by the Mustang resto vendors is Ford's part number is DU2Z12A297A and they generally show it fitting everything under the sun up to 1987 including thunderbirds. Cylinder count clearly has no impact on this. I ordered one for my Mark VII but I am thinking I might try it in the TC just to see how it does. I doubt I would learn anything from that.
They also still have 5U2Z12A297B which fits a lot of cars through 1990 and trucks to 1997. Cylinder count clearly has no impact on this.
They also show 5U2Z12A297D which covers the mid-90s cars up until they quit using distributors, I guess.
Just making conversation mostly.