Delphi GN10694 Ignition Coil

Ignition Coil for Lexus and Toyota

Delphi GN10694 is a DIS ignition coil built for direct ignition systems that need consistent spark delivery and reliable electrical connection. It is a fitment-based replacement for select Lexus ES300 and Toyota Avalon and Camry applications from the mid-1990s.

Key Features

• DIS coil design for direct ignition system applications
• Blade-style terminal connection with 6 male terminals
• Includes ignition coil and instruction sheet
• OE-focused engineering backed by Delphi’s long history supplying original equipment parts
• Cross-references Standard Ignition UF-204 and Beck/Arnley 178-8261 for the same application

Product Details

The Delphi GN10694 ignition coil is engineered for vehicles that use a distributorless ignition system, helping restore proper voltage transfer to the spark plugs. Delphi draws on OE heritage and decades of supplier experience to build aftermarket ignition parts with the fit and electrical characteristics expected in service replacement work. This part number GN10694 is a direct replacement choice for 1994-1995 Lexus ES300, 1995 Toyota Avalon, and 1994-1995 Toyota Camry applications.

Common Symptoms This Part Can Address

• Engine misfire under load
• Hard starting or extended crank time
• Rough idle caused by weak spark output
• Intermittent ignition performance
• Check engine light related to ignition coil faults

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the connector style, terminal count, and coil type before installation. Delphi GN10694 uses a blade terminal design with 6 male terminals, so the harness connection should match the original unit. Compare the old coil to the replacement and confirm fitment for your exact Lexus ES300, Toyota Avalon, or Toyota Camry year before installation. Follow the included instruction sheet and inspect related ignition components for wear while the coil is removed.

Quality Assurance

Delphi builds this ignition coil using OE-based knowledge developed through years of original equipment supply. That background supports consistent fitment, electrical performance, and service replacement confidence for mid-1990s Lexus and Toyota ignition systems.