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Ignition Coil IC317 for Mercedes-Benz A-Class & Chrysler Crossfire - 302557

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Ignition Coil IC317 for Mercedes-Benz A-Class & Chrysler Crossfire - 302557Vehicle Fitment & Part Details The Ignition Coil IC317 is listed for the Mercedes Benz A Class (2004 2012) and other Chrysler applications. Pins: 3 pin. Confirm compatibility by matching the listed fitment details. Verify VIN engine. Key Details SKU 302557 Component Ignition Coil IC317 Specs Pins: 3 pin Primary Fitment Mercedes Benz A Class (2004 2012) Listing Highlights Listed for selected Mercedes Benz, Chrysler applications shown in the fitment

Vehicle Fitment & Part Details

The Ignition Coil IC317 is listed for the Mercedes-Benz A-Class (2004-2012) and other Chrysler applications. Pins: 3-pin. Confirm compatibility by matching the listed fitment details. Verify VIN/engine.

Key Details

SKU
302557
Component
Ignition Coil IC317
Specs
Pins: 3-pin
Primary Fitment
Mercedes-Benz A-Class (2004-2012)

Listing Highlights

  • Listed for selected Mercedes-Benz, Chrysler applications shown in the fitment table.
  • Pins: 3-pin.

Product Specifications

Rated ; Voltage 14 V.

Vehicle Fitment

Includes 69 supplied applications covering Chrysler and Mercedes-Benz. An additional 8 applications are not shown here due to listing-length limits - see the live product listing for the complete fitment list. Use the full table below to confirm model, chassis, year range, engine and power before ordering.

View Full Vehicle Fitment (69 applications)
Make Model Chassis Years Engine Power
Chrysler CROSSFIRE 2003-2008 3.2 EGX 160 kW / 218 HP
Chrysler CROSSFIRE 2003-2008 SRT-6 EGZ 246 kW / 335 HP
Chrysler CROSSFIRE Roadster 2004-2008 3.2 EGX 160 kW / 218 HP
Chrysler CROSSFIRE Roadster 2004-2008 SRT-6 EGZ 246 kW / 335 HP
Mercedes-Benz A-CLASS W169 2004-2012 A 170 169.032, 169.332 M 266.940 85 kW / 116 HP
Mercedes-Benz A-CLASS W169 2004-2012 A 180 169.032, 169.332 M 266.940 85 kW / 116 HP
Mercedes-Benz A-CLASS W169 2004-2012 A 200 169.033, 169.333 M 266.960 100 kW / 136 HP
Mercedes-Benz B-CLASS Sports Tourer W245 2005-2011 B 170 245.232 M 266.940 85 kW / 116 HP
Mercedes-Benz B-CLASS Sports Tourer W245 2005-2011 B 180 245.232 M 266.940 85 kW / 116 HP
Mercedes-Benz B-CLASS Sports Tourer W245 2005-2011 B 200 245.233 M 266.960 100 kW / 136 HP
Mercedes-Benz B-CLASS Sports Tourer W245 2005-2011 B 200 TURBO 245.234 M 266.980 142 kW / 193 HP
Mercedes-Benz C-CLASS W202 1993-2000 C 240 202.026 M 112.910 125 kW / 170 HP
Mercedes-Benz C-CLASS W202 1993-2000 C 280 202.029 M 112.920 145 kW / 197 HP
Mercedes-Benz C-CLASS W203 2000-2007 C 32 AMG Kompressor 203.065 M 112.961 260 kW / 354 HP
Mercedes-Benz C-CLASS W203 2000-2007 C 320 203.064 M 112.946 160 kW / 218 HP
Mercedes-Benz C-CLASS W203 2000-2007 C 55 AMG 203.076 M 113.988 270 kW / 367 HP
Mercedes-Benz C-CLASS W203 2000-2007 C 55 AMG M 113.988 270 kW / 367 HP
Mercedes-Benz C-CLASS T-Model S202 1996-2001 C 240 T 202.086 M 112.910 125 kW / 170 HP
Mercedes-Benz C-CLASS T-Model S202 1996-2001 C 240 T 202.088 M 112.915 125 kW / 170 HP
Mercedes-Benz C-CLASS T-Model S202 1996-2001 C 280 T 202.089 M 112.920 145 kW / 197 HP
Mercedes-Benz C-CLASS T-Model S203 2001-2007 C 240 203.261 M 112.912 125 kW / 170 HP
Mercedes-Benz C-CLASS T-Model S203 2001-2007 C 320 203.264 M 112.946 160 kW / 218 HP
Mercedes-Benz C-CLASS T-Model S203 2001-2007 C 55 AMG 203.276 M 113.988 270 kW / 367 HP
Mercedes-Benz CL-CLASS Coupe C215 2000-2006 CL 500 215.375 M 113.960 225 kW / 306 HP
Mercedes-Benz CL-CLASS Coupe C215 2000-2006 CL 55 AMG Kompressor 215.374 M 113.991 368 kW / 500 HP
Mercedes-Benz CLK C208 1997-2002 CLK 320 208.365 M 112.940 160 kW / 218 HP
Mercedes-Benz CLK C208 1997-2002 CLK 430 208.370 M 113.943 205 kW / 279 HP
Mercedes-Benz CLK C209 2002-2009 CLK 320 209.365 M 112.955 160 kW / 218 HP
Mercedes-Benz CLK C209 2002-2009 CLK 500 209.375 M 113.968 225 kW / 306 HP
Mercedes-Benz CLK C209 2002-2009 CLK 55 AMG 209.376 M 113.987 270 kW / 367 HP
Mercedes-Benz CLK Convertible A208 1998-2002 CLK 320 208.465 M 112.940 160 kW / 218 HP
Mercedes-Benz CLK Convertible A208 1998-2002 CLK 430 208.470 M 113.943 205 kW / 279 HP
Mercedes-Benz CLK Convertible A209 2002-2010 CLK 320 209.465 M 112.955 160 kW / 218 HP
Mercedes-Benz CLK Convertible A209 2002-2010 CLK 500 209.475 M 113.968 225 kW / 306 HP
Mercedes-Benz CLK Convertible A209 2002-2010 CLK 55 AMG 209.476 M 113.987 270 kW / 367 HP
Mercedes-Benz CLS C219 2004-2010 CLS 500 219.375 M 113.967 225 kW / 306 HP
Mercedes-Benz CLS C219 2004-2010 CLS 55 AMG 219.376 M 113.990 350 kW / 476 HP
Mercedes-Benz CLS C219 2004-2010 CLS 55 AMG M 113.990 350 kW / 476 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS W210 1995-2002 E 240 210.061 M 112.911 125 kW / 170 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS W210 1995-2002 E 240 210.062 M 112.914 125 kW / 170 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS W210 1995-2002 E 280 210.063 M 112.921 150 kW / 204 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS W210 1995-2002 E 320 210.065 M 112.941 165 kW / 224 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS W210 1995-2002 E 430 210.070 M 113.940 205 kW / 279 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS W211 2002-2008 E 240 211.061 M 112.913; M 112.917 130 kW / 177 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS W211 2002-2008 E 320 211.065 M 112.949 165 kW / 224 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS W211 2002-2008 E 500 211.070 M 113.967 225 kW / 306 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS W211 2002-2008 E 55 AMG Kompressor 211.076 M 113.990 350 kW / 476 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS T-Model S210 1996-2003 E 240 T 210.261 M 112.911 125 kW / 170 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS T-Model S210 1996-2003 E 280 T 210.263 M 112.921 150 kW / 204 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS T-Model S210 1996-2003 E 320 T 210.265 M 112.941 165 kW / 224 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS T-Model S210 1996-2003 E 430 T 210.270 M 113.940 205 kW / 279 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS T-Model S211 2003-2009 E 500 T 211.270 M 113.967 225 kW / 306 HP
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS T-Model S211 2003-2009 E 55 T AMG Kompressor 211.276 M 113.990 350 kW / 476 HP
Mercedes-Benz G-CLASS W463 1998-2026 G 500 463.247, 463.248, 463.249, 463.240, 463.241 M 113.962 218 kW / 296 HP
Mercedes-Benz G-CLASS W463 1998-2026 G 55 AMG 463.243, 463.246 M 113.982 260 kW / 354 HP
Mercedes-Benz G-CLASS W463 1998-2026 G 55 AMG 463.270, 463.271 M 113.993 368 kW / 500 HP
Mercedes-Benz G-CLASS W463 1998-2026 G 55 AMG 463.270, 463.271 M 113.993 373 kW / 507 HP
Mercedes-Benz G-CLASS Cabrio W463 1998-2026 G 500 463 M 113.962 218 kW / 296 HP
Mercedes-Benz M-CLASS W163 1998-2005 ML 320 163.154 M 112.942 160 kW / 218 HP
Mercedes-Benz M-CLASS W163 1998-2005 ML 350 M 112.970 173 kW / 235 HP
Mercedes-Benz M-CLASS W163 1998-2005 ML 430 163.172 M 113.942 200 kW / 272 HP
Mercedes-Benz M-CLASS W163 1998-2005 ML 500 163.175 M 113.964; M 113.965 215 kW / 292 HP
Mercedes-Benz M-CLASS W163 1998-2005 ML 55 AMG 163.174 M 113.981 255 kW / 347 HP
Mercedes-Benz M-CLASS W164 2005-2011 ML 500 4-matic 164.175 M 113.964 225 kW / 306 HP
Mercedes-Benz S-CLASS W220, V220 1998-2005 S 320 220.065, 220.165 M 112.944 165 kW / 224 HP
Mercedes-Benz S-CLASS W220, V220 1998-2005 S 350, S 350 L 220.067, 220.167 M 112.972 180 kW / 245 HP
Mercedes-Benz S-CLASS W220, V220 1998-2005 S 430, S 430 L 220.070, 220.170 M 113.941 205 kW / 279 HP
Mercedes-Benz S-CLASS W220, V220 1998-2005 S 500, S 500 L 220.075, 220.175, 220.875 M 113.960; M 113.966 225 kW / 306 HP
Mercedes-Benz S-CLASS W220, V220 1998-2005 S 55 AMG 220.073, 220.173 M 113.986 265 kW / 360 HP

Fitment Notes

  • Always match vehicle details before ordering. Verify VIN/engine.

Professional Fitment Required: Electronic, electrical, and electromechanical components require correct identification before installation. Compare the new unit to the removed unit and verify mounting orientation, terminal or connector type, pin count or terminal arrangement, voltage rating, polarity, and any pulley or bracket configuration where applicable. Incorrect installation, polarity reversal, water or moisture ingress, improper connector seating, or mismatched specifications can damage the component, related ECU systems, or cause persistent fault codes. Installation by a qualified, VAT-registered workshop with appropriate diagnostic equipment is recommended.

Returns Notice: Once an electronic, electrical, or electromechanical component has been fitted, plugged in, energised, or shows signs of installation, returns are limited to manufacturing defect only. Confirm part compatibility before opening sealed packaging.

Compatibility Verification Notes

  • Confirm compatibility using VIN, engine code, chassis / platform, OE reference and original part comparison before ordering.
  • Match the supplied fitment details to your vehicle, including model, year range and any listed engine or chassis information.
  • Fitment data may vary by production date, market, import history and engine variant.
  • This listing is for part identification and compatibility checking only. Installation must be carried out according to the vehicle manufacturer's service information by a suitably qualified person.

Common Questions

Will the Ignition Coil IC317 fit my Mercedes-Benz A-Class?
This part (302557) is listed for the fitments shown on this page. Confirm by matching the fitment details. Verify VIN/engine.

How do I confirm fitment if there are multiple variants?
Compare the supplied fitment details, original part details and any listed variant information before ordering. Verify VIN/engine.

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