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Genuine Honda OEM IGNITION COIL HOLDER ASSEMBLY - 30515-K35-V00

Genuine Honda OEM IGNITION COIL HOLDER ASSEMBLY - 30515-K35-V00

SKU:30515-K35-V00

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Honda Ignition Coil Mounting Stay

Honda 30515-K35-V00 is an ignition coil stay, a support component shown in the cylinder assembly. Its purpose is to provide the mounting location that holds the ignition coil in position within that assembly. Honda parts catalogues identify the component as an ignition coil stay and show it as reference number 3, with one required for the assembly. The catalog description establishes the part’s identity, while the exploded cylinder diagrams establish its location within the cylinder section.

  • Part Number30515-K35-V00
  • Part TypeStay
  • AssemblyCylinder

Cylinder Assembly Support

The stay is listed in Honda’s cylinder assembly alongside the cylinder, cylinder gasket, sealing washer, dowel pins, and flange bolts. Its catalog position identifies it as the support associated with the ignition coil mounting arrangement.

Specifications

Honda Part Number 30515-K35-V00
Honda Catalog Description STAY, IGNITION COIL
Part Type Stay
Assembly Cylinder
Required quantity 1
Fiche reference 3

Known Applications

Model Type Model Years
ADV150A Motorcycle 2021–2023
PCX150 Motorcycle 2015–2020
PCX150A ABS Motorcycle 2019–2020

Model applications as listed in Honda's dealer parts catalog for part number 30515-K35-V00.

Verify the Honda OEM part number for your specific model before ordering.

Vehicle Fitment

Compatible motorcycles, ATVs & side-by-sides

3 models
  • Honda ADV150A — 2021–2023
  • Honda PCX150 — 2015–2020
  • Honda PCX150A ABS — 2019–2020

Verify your vehicle's model, year and specific configuration before ordering.

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