UF672 Ignition Coils Pack For 12-20 Honda Civic HR-V Acura ILX 1.8L 2.0L 5C1880

UF672 Ignition Coils Pack for Honda Civic HR-V Acura ILX

UF672 ignition coils pack delivering consistent spark energy for 2012-2020 Honda Civic, HR-V, and Acura ILX models equipped with 1.8L and 2.0L engines, matching OEM cross-reference 5C1880.

Overview

This UF672 ignition coils pack supplies the high-voltage spark required for reliable combustion in 2012 through 2020 Honda Civic, Honda HR-V, and Acura ILX vehicles with 1.8L and 2.0L four-cylinder engines. Each coil in this set converts low battery voltage into the precise high-energy discharge that fires the spark plugs, ensuring smooth idle, responsive acceleration, and consistent fuel economy. Mechanics and DIY owners performing tune-ups on these Honda and Acura platforms count on coil packs like the UF672 to resolve misfire conditions and restore factory ignition performance.

Built For Performance

• High-output secondary winding generates a strong consistent spark across the full RPM range
• Engineered to match the UF672 form factor and 5C1880 cross-reference specifications
• High-temperature epoxy encapsulation resists vibration and thermal stress under hood
• Corrosion-resistant terminals maintain clean electrical contact with the spark plug and harness connector
• Pre-gapped boot and spring assembly ensures proper energy transfer without voltage bleed

Fits These Machines

• for Honda Civic 1.8L 2012-2015
• for Honda Civic 2.0L 2016-2020
• for Honda HR-V 1.8L 2016-2020
• for Acura ILX 1.8L 2013-2015
• for Acura ILX 2.0L 2016-2020

On-The-Job Use

• Resolving cylinder misfire codes and rough idle during scheduled ignition service
• Replacing aged coil packs as a complete set to restore even spark timing across all cylinders
• Addressing hard-start or no-start conditions traced to weak coil output on R18 and K20 engine families
• Performing preventative maintenance when changing spark plugs on higher-mileage Honda and Acura vehicles

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: Should these ignition coils be replaced as a complete set of four? A: Replacing all four coils together is recommended when one fails, because the remaining coils often have similar wear and replacing only one can lead to uneven spark performance across cylinders.

Q: Are dielectric grease or special tools needed for installation? A: A small dab of dielectric grease inside each boot helps prevent moisture intrusion and eases future removal, and the job typically requires only a basic socket set to access the coils on these engines.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.