Standard Ignition LX-100 Ignition Control Module

Ignition Control for Chrysler and Dodge V8 Applications

Standard Ignition LX-100 is an ignition control module built for Chrysler and Dodge vehicles that use a 5-pin setup. It is engineered for stable coil control, reliable cold-weather starting, and consistent operation in demanding underhood conditions.

• 5-pin ignition control module with a female connector and male pin terminals
• 12-volt design with screw attachment and fender mounting location
• Double wire bonds for stronger electrical connections and improved durability
• Copper slug heat sinks to improve heat dissipation
• High-temperature polymer housing to reduce moisture intrusion and vibration damage
• Durability tested through 500 thermal cycles from -40C to +125C

Built for Reliable Spark Control

The Standard Ignition LX-100 is designed to restore ignition module function on older Chrysler and Dodge platforms where heat, vibration, and sensor signal quality can affect performance. It responds to weak crankshaft position sensor input and begins energizing the coils quickly, which supports easier starts in cold weather. This part cross-references Carlson 7096 for the same application. Common fitment includes Fits 1975-1980 Dodge D100, N/A; Fits 1975-1980 Dodge D200, N/A; Fits 1975-1980 Dodge D300, N/A; Fits 1975-1980 Dodge W200, N/A; Fits 1975-1980 Dodge W300, N/A; Fits 1976-1978 Chrysler Valiant, N/A; Fits 1975-1978 Dodge B100, N/A; Fits 1975-1978 Dodge B200, N/A; Fits 1975-1978 Dodge B300, N/A; Fits 1975-1977 Dodge W100, N/A; Fits 1977-1982 Dodge Dart, N/A; Fits 1981-1983 Dodge B150, N/A; Fits 1982-1983 Dodge D150, N/A; Fits 1981-1982 Dodge Magnum, N/A; Fits 1977-1981 Dodge D150, N/A; Fits 1981 Dodge D250, N/A; Fits 1981 Dodge D350, N/A; Fits 1974-1981 Dodge Ramcharger, N/A; Fits 1977-1981 Dodge W150, N/A; Fits 1981 Dodge W250, N/A; Fits 1981 Dodge W350, N/A.

Common Problems This Module Can Address

• No-start or hard-start conditions related to ignition module failure
• Intermittent spark loss during heat soak or vibration exposure
• Poor cold-weather starting caused by delayed coil energizing
• Moisture-related electrical issues at the module housing
• Ignition performance problems on 5-pin Chrysler and Dodge systems

Installation Notes

Verify the vehicle uses a 5-pin ignition control module with a female connector, male pin terminals, and fender mounting before installation. Match the connector style, terminal count, and mounting location to the original unit on the vehicle. For best results, inspect the crankshaft position sensor, wiring, and coil circuit before replacing the module.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition manufactures electronic ignition components with in-process quality control from component selection through final assembly. The LX-100 is tested for thermal cycling and built with design features aimed at improving heat management, connection integrity, and long-term reliability.