Where is coil wire on 1996 ford explorer?
Where is coil wire on 1996 ford explorer?
There's one ignition coil module (combines the functions an ignition coil and a distributor cap in one module) on the V6 Explorer. From this there are six spark plug wires, and single electrical connector that goes to the ignition control module. There's no ignition coil wire, because is there's no separate stand-alone ignition coil like you would find on a car with an old school distributor.
To find the module simply follow any one of the spark plug wires to the module, they all end up there.
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