S5 474Z-18-100
Convert low voltage to high voltage: The car’s battery supplies 12V—way too weak to ignite the fuel-air mixture. This coil’s internal windings step up the voltage to 20,000–40,000V, sending a powerful electrical spark to the spark plugs.
Trigger fuel combustion: When the ECU sends a signal, the coil releases the high-voltage spark to the spark plug. This spark ignites the fuel-air mixture in the cylinder, creating the explosion that powers the engine.
Ensure consistent performance: It delivers a steady, reliable spark to each cylinder (even under high engine load or temperature). This prevents misfires (unburned fuel), keeps idling smooth, and maintains fuel efficiency—no sputtering or power drops.
Fits These: Haima S5 variants equipped with the 474Z engine (matches cylinder head layout, spark plug type, and ECU wiring—confirm with VIN).
Won’t Fit These:
Non-Haima vehicles: Even if engine size is similar, their ECU protocols and spark plug specs differ (causes misfires or fault codes).
S5 with modified engines: Aftermarket engine upgrades or spark plug swaps change voltage needs—original coil won’t match (reduces performance).
Prep: Let the S5’s engine cool completely, disconnect the battery (to cut power), and locate the ignition coils on the cylinder head (one above each spark plug).
Remove old coil: Techs disconnect the electrical connector from the coil, unbolt it from the cylinder head, and pull it straight up (avoid twisting—prevents damage to spark plug wires).
Install new coil: They press 474Z-18-100 firmly onto the spark plug, bolt it to the cylinder head (tighten to Haima’s torque specs), and reconnect the electrical connector (ensure it clicks into place).
Test: They reconnect the battery, start the engine, and check for smooth idling—no misfires, sputtering, or fault lights (uses diagnostic tools to confirm ECU compatibility).
Inspect every 30,000 km: Look for cracks in the plastic housing, corrosion on connectors, or oil leaks (oil on the coil means a damaged valve cover gasket—fix it to protect the coil).
Replace in sets (if needed): If one coil fails, others may be worn—replacing all at once ensures balanced performance (avoids uneven power between cylinders).
Avoid moisture exposure: Don’t wash the engine bay with high-pressure water (water can seep into connectors and short the coil).
Check spark plugs together: Worn spark plugs strain the ignition coil—replace spark plugs every 40,000–60,000 km to extend coil life.
Summary: Haima S5 Ignition Coil (474Z-18-100)
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