3852217 Aftermarket Volvo Penta Ignition Coil | Sawley's Select Marine Parts
3852217 Aftermarket Volvo Penta Ignition Coil | Sawley's Select Marine Parts
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🔧 Product Description
Aftermarket replacement Prestolite/Points Ignition Coil - Replaces Part Number: 3852217
New aftermarket metal-can ignition coil replacing Volvo Penta/OMC 3852217 for points or Prestolite distributor systems using an external ballast resistor. It is not the later MPI ECM555 coil.
⚙️ Key Features
• Direct replacement for Volvo Penta 3852217
• External-ballast-resistor ignition-coil design
• Metal-can marine ignition construction
• Supports classic Volvo Penta/OMC petrol engines
• Correct primary resistance for the specified points/Prestolite system
🧰 Kit / Assembly Contents
• 1 × Ignition coil - Part Number: 3852217
• Ballast resistor, coil bracket and high-tension lead are serviced separately
🔄 Supersession & Cross Reference
OEM Supersession Chain:
• 3852217 → Cross-references 3853548 and 857409
• 1219189 and 35254 (earlier related Volvo Penta references)
OEM / Related Numbers:
• 3853548
• 857409
• 1219189
• 35254
• 392-7803A4
Aftermarket / Verified Equivalents:
• MCC/Marine Power: 392-7803A4
• Recmar: REC3852217
• Sierra external-resistor marine ignition-coil family matched by resistance
🚤 Compatibility
Commonly used on:
• Volvo Penta and OMC engines with points or Prestolite distributor ignition
Typically suits:
• Engine / Equipment models:
• 5.0FL
• 5.7GL
• 5.8FL and 5.8FSi
• 7.4GL
• 8.2GL applications using an external ballast resistor
• HP / Output Range: Approximately 190HP - 390HP
• Engine / System Type: Carburetted Ford or GM petrol marine engine with conventional distributor ignition
• Year Range: Principally 1990 and earlier ignition configurations; model-serial dependent
• Serial / Component Identification: Verify the external resistor and measure the original coil primary resistance before installation.
🔌 Function
The ignition coil converts battery voltage into the high voltage required to fire the spark plugs. The engine-control or ignition module switches the coil primary circuit to produce a timed spark.
Common signs of failure / service requirement:
• Crank/no-start with weak or absent spark
• Misfire that worsens as the engine or coil heats up
• Rough idle, hesitation or loss of power
• Cracked housing, corrosion or high-voltage leakage
• Incorrect primary or secondary resistance and repeated ignition-module faults
📦 Condition
• New aftermarket replacement part
• Brand new
• Supplied in original or equivalent packaging
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