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27301-04000 Ignition Coil Compatibility

27301-04000 Ignition Coil Hyundai & Kia Compact Series (1.0L, 1.2L, 1.25L)

The 27301-04000 IGNITION COIL is a premium component engineered for the Kappa and Epsilon small-displacement architectures. This compact, high-efficiency coil is designed to provide stable spark energy for 3-cylinder and 4-cylinder city cars, ensuring smooth idling and optimal fuel economy. Browse our ignition component catalog or explore our selection of Kappa engine parts to complete your 27301-04000 replacement.

27301-04000: Hyundai Models

  • i10 (PA/IA/BA): 2011–2017+ (1.0L)
  • Grand i10: 2013–2019
  • Eon: 2011–2017
  • HB20: 2012–2018

27301-04000: Kia Models

  • Picanto (TA): 2011–2017
  • Morning: 2011–2015
  • Rio III: Select 1.2L / 1.25L
  • Layout: 3/4 Cylinder Inline

Interchangeable Part Numbers: 27301-04000, 27301-04100

Compact engines often have variations based on whether they are 3-cylinder or 4-cylinder builds. Please verify fitment for your IGNITION COIL using your VIN.


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Questions and Answers

What engines are supported by the 27301-04000 ignition coil?
The 27301-04000 IGNITION COIL is designed for Hyundai and Kia Kappa and Epsilon engine series, commonly found in 1.0L, 1.2L, and 1.25L compact applications.
Why is it crucial to check the cylinder count for these engines?
Engine management systems and coil configurations can differ significantly between 3-cylinder and 4-cylinder variants of the same engine architecture. Providing your VIN via our WhatsApp link ensures an exact match for your specific vehicle build.
What performance issues does this coil help resolve?
It addresses symptoms such as engine misfires, rough idling, poor fuel economy, and hesitation under acceleration, which are common when ignition components reach the end of their service life.

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