Amazon lists a lot of china supplied parts, can be hit or miss. I have usually had good luck with rock auto.

1988 FORD MUSTANG 5.0L 302cid V8 Ignition Control Module (ICM) | RockAuto

 

Amazon has entirely too many counterfeit parts.
I'd buy a Borg-Warner or a Standard from a local store before buying a "Motorcraft" on Amazon.

 

If it's not broke; don't fix it. A new one is a crap shoot whether it will be dependable or not. JMHO

 

Honestly, I’d trust a junkyard oem take-off over any of the new ones these days.

Amazon is full of fakes as well. Id probsbly buy a Motorcraft from local parts store or rockauto.

 

1984-1996 Ford Ignition Module DU2Z-12A297-A | TascaParts.com

1984-1996 Ford part # DU2Z-12A297-A - Ignition Module

www.tascaparts.com

 

Yeah, but that costs more than the entire distributor I got from Rock Auto.

Granted, the "hardened steel" gear on that distributor tried to melt like butter after 100 miles in the car.

 

I ran a Davis Unified Ignition (DUI) type tfi dyna-module for over 10 years it was still working when I took it off the car and I do still have it just not using it at this time. Maybe I should throw it on the car again lol. Ran 10.50's all day long at pinks all out Bandimere in a T-56 stick shifted 306 F-1 procharged small tire car with the ole dyna-mod. But now I prefer the OEM motorcraft tfi modules even if they are used in good condition.

 

I have a new motorcraft tfi module I bought from Rock Auto. I should really put it on the car to see if it's good. I've had a new motorcraft tfi module bad right out of the box.

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