36101 Ignition Coil (OSSCA OE-Spec Replacement)

The 36101 Ignition Coil is a OSSCA ignition coil listed under our
Ignition Coil category at
CG Auto Parts Shop. Every listing includes a full manufacturer cross-reference
table so you can confirm fitment by part number before you order.

How It Works

An ignition coil is a high-voltage transformer that steps the battery’s 12V supply up to the 20,000–45,000V required to fire the spark plug across the combustion chamber air-fuel charge. Modern distributorless systems use individual coil-on-plug or cassette-type coils for each cylinder, providing precise timing control and eliminating the distributor cap and rotor arm.

Signs You Need a Replacement

Misfires — felt as a stumble or rough idle — accompanied by a check engine light with a cylinder-specific misfire code (P0300–P0308) are the principal symptoms of a failing coil. The fault often becomes intermittent when hot or worse in wet weather as the coil’s insulation degrades.

Brand & Manufacturing Authority

This ignition coil is manufactured by OSSCA, a recognised supplier
to the automotive aftermarket. The part number 36101 identifies this specific
unit in the manufacturer’s own catalog. It is supplied new — not remanufactured — and is backed by our
warranty policy.

Material & Construction

Built from copper primary and secondary windings potted in an epoxy compound within a glass-filled polyamide housing; spark plug boot in silicone rated for sustained high temperature. This construction is chosen to match or exceed the OE
specification it replaces under the same load, temperature, and service conditions.

Fitment Confidence

Year-make-model filters alone can miss mid-year production changes that affect fitment. The safest
method is to match the part number stamped on your existing ignition coil against the
cross-reference table below. If you can’t locate your existing part number, send your vehicle VIN
through our contact page and we’ll confirm before you order.

Product Specifications

Cross-Reference Compatibility Table

Match your existing part number against this table before ordering. All data is drawn directly
from the manufacturer’s own cross-reference documentation.

Installation & Safety Notes

Swap coils between cylinders to confirm diagnosis before replacing — if the misfire follows the coil to a new cylinder, the coil is the fault. Replace spark plugs at the same time if they are at or approaching service interval. Always follow your vehicle manufacturer’s torque specifications and service
manual procedure. For the engineering standards that govern this part category, see the
SAE International ignition standards.

Quality Assurance

We verify every listing’s cross-reference data against the manufacturer’s own catalog before
publishing. We sell OSSCA parts because the brand has a documented track record in the
ignition coil category. If a part number doesn’t match your vehicle after
checking the table above, contact us and we’ll find the correct one.

Shipping, Returns & Warranty

Orders ship from our US warehouse. Delivery windows are on our
shipping policy page. If a part arrives damaged or doesn’t fit,
the return and claim process is in our terms of service and
warranty policy. Questions?
Contact us any time.

Why Buy From CG Auto Parts Shop

• Genuine OSSCA part, cross-referenced by manufacturer part number
• New condition — never remanufactured or reconditioned
• Backed by our warranty policy
• Fast US shipping — see shipping policy for timelines
• Fitment support — contact us with your VIN before ordering
• Transparent part numbers — no guesswork, no hidden cross-brand substitutions

Related Products in This Category

Browse more Ignition Coil parts, or explore the
full shop. More parts in this category include:

• 13-0325 Ignition Coil (SKU 13-0325)
• ECZ-AU-002 Ignition Coil (SKU ECZ-AU-002)
• 57595 Ignition Coil (SKU 57595)
• ECZ-ME-003 Ignition Coil (SKU ECZ-ME-003)

Choosing the Right Ignition Coil — A Buyer’s Guide

Shopping for a ignition coil by part number rather than by vehicle
model alone is the most reliable way to avoid a fitment mismatch. A year-make-model filter is a
starting point, but the same vehicle model can use different component specifications depending on
trim level, engine variant, and production date. The cross-reference table above is built from
the manufacturer’s own part-number data, which means the relationship between this part and the
vehicle application is confirmed at the component level rather than inferred from model data.

When you receive the new ignition coil, compare it physically against
the old part before installation — check overall dimensions, mounting hole positions, and connector
orientation. A direct visual comparison catches any discrepancy before time is invested in
disassembly. If anything doesn’t match despite the part number confirming correctly, contact us
before installing, since we can usually resolve fitment questions the same day.

We source our OSSCA parts directly through authorised supply
channels to ensure you receive the genuine part that the cross-reference table confirms. Aftermarket
quality varies enormously by brand; listing the actual manufacturer — rather than a generic
“compatible with” label — is how we give you the information needed to make a confident buying
decision. The About Us page explains our approach to sourcing and
part-number verification in more detail.

After Installation — What to Check

Once the new ignition coil is fitted and torqued to specification,
a brief test drive under controlled conditions is the best way to confirm the repair is successful
before returning the vehicle to normal use. Listen for any new noises from the affected area at low
speed over a rough surface, and confirm that the system behaviour feels correct. For suspension and
steering components, a wheel alignment check immediately after installation is strongly recommended,
since even a correctly fitted new part can require alignment correction compared to the worn part
it replaced. For braking components, a proper bed-in procedure — a series of graduated stops from
road speed — transfers an even layer of friction material and settles the new components before
maximum braking loads are applied.

Keep the installation date and part number noted in your service records. This information is
required if a warranty claim becomes necessary, and it makes future parts sourcing straightforward
since you’ll have a confirmed part number on file. Our warranty
policy page specifies the documentation needed to support a claim.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this part fit my vehicle?

Match the part number on your existing ignition coil against the
cross-reference table on this page. If you’re unsure, send your VIN through our
contact page.

What brand is this part?

This is a OSSCA part, confirmed by matching SKU
36101 in the manufacturer’s cross-reference data.

Is this a new part or remanufactured?

New condition. All parts in our shop are new — no remanufactured
or reconditioned units.

How long does shipping take?

See our shipping policy for current carrier options and
delivery windows from our US warehouse.

What warranty does this part carry?

Coverage terms are detailed on our warranty policy page.

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