How to test and replace ignition coils in different types of ignition systems on Lincoln Mark VII?

Mark wires and terminals with numbered tape for breaker points ignition systems. Remove primary wires and high-tension wire from the coil, then remove and clean the coil assembly. Check for cracks or damage and clean any corrosion. Use an ohmmeter to check coil primary and secondary resistance, replacing the coil if resistances don't match specifications. Reinstall the coil and reconnect wires. For breakerless systems, disconnect wires and measure resistance across coil primary terminals, replacing the coil if necessary. For EDIS systems, disconnect electrical connectors from the coil and check resistance between coil primary terminal and outer terminal. Replace the coil if resistances don't match specifications. To replace the coil, disconnect the negative cable from the battery and ignition coil electrical connectors, remove the bolts securing the ignition coil, and install the new coil.

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Lincoln Mark VII Coil Assembly - Ignition
Part Number: F7PZ-12029-AA
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- Other Name: Coil Assy - Ignition; Coil, Ignition Coil
- Replaces: F5FZ-12029-A, F32Z-12029-A, F5ZZ-12029-A
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1988-1992 Lincoln Mark VII | 8 Cyl 5.0L | 4AT AOD
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Lincoln Mark VII Coil Assembly - Ignition
Part Number: F5FZ-12029-A
$39.56 MSRP: $63.09
You Save: $23.53 (38%)
Ships in 1-2 Business Days
ADD TO CART
Product Specifications
- Other Name: COIL ASY - IGNITION
- Replaced by: F7PZ-12029-AA
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1988-1992 Lincoln Mark VII | 8 Cyl 5.0L | 4AT AOD

Lincoln Mark VII Ignition Coil

Lincoln Mark VII Ignition Coil is one of the performance parts that aid in the vehicle ignition systems. The primary output of the ignition coil changes the low voltage from the battery into high voltage power to create a spark to ignite the air/fuel mixture in the cylinders. This process relates to two coils, namely the primary and the secondary coils which are made of insulated copper wire and are wound around an iron core which is housed in a container. The primary circuit deals with the battery and charging system and; the secondary circuit entails the high tension lead, the distributor cap, and spark plug wires. Distributor ignition, coil-on-plug, wasted spark are the types of ignition system in which the voltage is distributed through the spark plugs according to their working mechanism. Malfunction of the ignition coil causes no-start, or rough running conditions, proving the significance of the component to vehicle performance and fuel economy.

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Lincoln Mark VII Ignition Coil Parts Questions & Experts Answers

Coil Assembly - Ignition
F5FZ-12029-A
Q: How to test and replace ignition coils in different types of ignition systems on Lincoln Mark VII?
A: Mark wires and terminals with numbered tape for breaker points ignition systems. Remove primary wires and high-tension wire from the coil, then remove and clean the coil assembly. Check for cracks or damage and clean any corrosion. Use an ohmmeter to check coil primary and secondary resistance, replacing the coil if resistances don't match specifications. Reinstall the coil and reconnect wires. For breakerless systems, disconnect wires and measure resistance across coil primary terminals, replacing the coil if necessary. For EDIS systems, disconnect electrical connectors from the coil and check resistance between coil primary terminal and outer terminal. Replace the coil if resistances don't match specifications. To replace the coil, disconnect the negative cable from the battery and ignition coil electrical connectors, remove the bolts securing the ignition coil, and install the new coil.