Ignition Coil

[mordecaibrown]

Is BOSCH 901 602 502 00 the correct Ignition Coil for a 1977 Porsche 911s

Thanks,

Sam

[al lkosmal]

Pelican Parts - Product Information: 901-602-502-00-M14

Sam,
A quick search in the Pelican parts online catalog shows this...

regards,
al

[allaircooled]

Do yourself a favor and don't buy one of these. I had bought one a few years ago from here and it stranded me on the highway after about 20 minutes. Installed the old one back in and it ran fine. Pelican replaced it with another and same thing happened again. So now I am stuck with a $240 paper weight. Find a good used original one. These silver Brazilian ones are junk.

[mordecaibrown]

I have on the car now what looks to be an original Ignition Coil 0 221 121 001 But when i took the car in for service because is was missing some they said I need a new coil 901 602 502 00

[allaircooled]

Do a search on msd blaster high vibration coil. I am pretty sure I read on here that it is a suitable replacement. Just don't buy that silver coil.

[gtrp]

Was just about to order one, glad I check this place so often. Thanks allaircooled


81' 911sc - Weekend Project Car
09 GTR - Race Car

[Uncle Enzo]

I'm running the MSD coil on mine. The price is right and it runs like a top.

[mordecaibrown]

Great Thanks for the info on the MSD! Does anyone have a suggestions for a spark plug wire set?

Thanks,

Sam

[theiceman]

for SC has to be oem i would imagine with the shielding.

Yeah the Brazillion Paper weight is a well documented issue .. i have one of my own actually ..lasted me about 90 minutes .. put my original back on and still going strong . I have am MSD high vibration coil as an emergency back up .