2Pcs Ignition Coil Connector Plug Harness for Chrysler 200 07-14 No.4606824AC
2Pcs Ignition Coil Connector Plug Harness for Chrysler 200 07-14 No.4606824AC
2Pcs Ignition Coil Connector Plug Harness for Chrysler 200 07-14 No.4606824AC
2Pcs Ignition Coil Connector Plug Harness for Chrysler 200 07-14 No.4606824AC

2Pcs Ignition Coil Connector Plug Harness for Chrysler 200 07-14 No.4606824AC

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Vehicle fitment & details
  • Vendor HEROFFIX
  • SKU AT-NZ69AD3E7
  • Fits makes
    • Chrysler
    • Dodge
    • Jeep
  • Fits models
    • 200 2007-2014. 2.4L
    • 300 2006-2010. 2.7L/3.5L
    • Avenger
    • Compass
    • Journey
    • Sebring
  • Model years
    • 2006
    • 2007
    • 2008
    • 2009
    • 2010
    • 2011
    • 2012
    • 2013
    • 2014
    • 2015
    • 2016
    • 2017
    • 2018
    • 2019
    • 2020
  • OE numbers
    • 4606824AC

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Ignition Coil Connector Plug Harness
Fitment:
  • For Chrysler 200 2007-2014. 2.4L
  • For Chrysler 300 2006-2010. 2.7L/3.5L
  • For Dodge Avenger 2008-2014
  • For Jeep Compass 2007-2017
  • For Chrysler Sebring 2006-2010
  • For Dodge Journey 2009-2020
Part Number:
  • 4606824AC/4606824AB/4606869AA/4606869AD/4606869AB/4606869AC
Specification
  • Position: Ignition Coil
  • Material: Copper cable, Plastic
  • Pin: 2
  • Size: 1.9x1.75cm/0.75x0.7in;
  • Harness Length: 18.1cm/7.12in.
Why need to replace the Ignition Coil Connector Plug Harness?
  • 1. The engine struggles to start when the key is turned, or it fails to start after repeated attempts.
  • 2. During starting, there’s a "chugging" sound from the exhaust pipe.
  • 3. While driving, pressing the gas pedal results in weak acceleration, and even jerking or hesitation.
  • 4. The engine shakes noticeably at idle.
Replace worn spark plugs promptly (typically every 40,000–80,000 miles) to reduce the ignition coil’s workload.
Installation
  • 1. Turn off the engine and disconnect the car battery (negative terminal first). Be sure the engine cool down.
  • 2. Find the ignition coil (usually on top of the engine or near the spark plugs).
  • 3. Remove the Old Coil and install the New Coil. Align the new coil with the spark plug hole and push it down firmly until it clicks into place.
  • 4. Start the engine and check for any unusual noises, vibrations, or warning lights.