New Ignition Coil Subaru (impreza 1997-98, Legacy 1997-99) Auto Car Parts on 2040-parts.com
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THIS IS A NEW (3 PRONG MALE TERMINAL) IGNITION COIL FOR SUBARU (IMPREZA 1997-98) AND (LEGACY 1997-1999) VEHICLES.
FITS VEHICLES ;
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Year |
Make |
Model |
SUBMODEL |
Engine |
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98 |
Subaru |
Impreza |
L |
4Cyl 2.2L |
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98 |
Subaru |
Impreza |
Outback |
4Cyl 2.2L |
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97 |
Subaru |
Impreza |
|
|
|
97-99 |
Subaru |
Legacy |
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