Best Ignition Points in 2027

This kit from Parts Player leads our ranking for the keyword. It bundles a point set, a condenser and a rotor, so the main wear parts of a points distributor are covered in one order. The data lists fitment for Ford NAA, 8N, 600, 700, 800, 900, 2000 and 4000 tractors. That is eight models in all.

The listing marks it as heavy-duty construction. That matters on a tractor that runs long hours under load. It replaces OEM numbers C0NN12200A, D8NN12171AA, FET12300A and 100011, which gives you four numbers to check against your old parts. The kit weighs 0.2 lb and is listed as new. The maker doesn't publish a warranty.

Check one detail before ordering. The listing says mounting hardware is not included. It also does not name a distributor type, so confirm your distributor is the points type that matches these part numbers. The listing counts one piece in the kit, so expect the parts to come as a single set.

Reliable Aftermarket Parts sells this kit for Ford tractors with a side-mount distributor. That detail is worth checking first, since distributors differ by model. The kit includes points, a condenser and a rotor. Replacing all three parts at once is a common way to refresh a points system. Fitment is listed for Ford 8N, 741, 501, 630, 4000, 861 and 4030.

The listing gives a point gap of 0.025 in, which is the setting you will use when you install the points. A stated gap saves you a lookup in a manual. It also lists a 1950 to 1964 date range. The kit weighs 0.1 lb and the length is listed as 11 in. No warranty or condition is published, so check the seller's terms.

The listing says OEM numbers are for reference only and asks you to verify fit before ordering. This kit ranks second on our spec score. Match your model and year to the list before you buy. That keeps you from buying the wrong set.

Among our first five products, this is the only one with a listed warranty period: 1 year. That gives you a clear term to point to if the kit fails early. A warranty matters more on ignition parts, since a bad condenser can leave a tractor hard to start. It ranks third on our spec score and includes points, a condenser and a rotor.

Fitment covers Ford 8N, NAA, 600, 700, 800, 900, 2000 and 4000 tractors. The kit replaces OEM numbers C0NN12200A, D8NN12171AA, FET12300A and 86500249. The listing also says it replaces ATK7FFR and ATK7FAR. Those part numbers make cross-checking easy against your old parts or a parts book.

The condition is new aftermarket. The maker doesn't publish a weight, a length or a distributor type for this kit. If your tractor has an unusual distributor, confirm the points style before you order. Its model list is the same as the one on the top-ranked kit, so compare the two on warranty and heavy-duty listing.

This is not a Ford kit. JJAgParts sells it for tractors with an Autolite distributor, and the listed fitment is Massey, Case and Cockshutt. The listing gives long model lists, such as Massey 85, 88 and 303 and Case VA and 600B. Check your model against the full list before you order.

The kit has a point set with a 0.020 in gap, a vibration-resistant condenser and a rotor. It replaces IGW30280S for the points, IBB2042SS for the condenser and IG1657R for the rotor. Those three numbers map each part, so you can match them to what you pull out. The listing says OEM numbers are for reference only, so verify them. It ranks fourth.

It weighs 0.63 lb, the highest weight among the models that list it. The length is listed as 2 in. The seller says it will work with you on a craftsmanship or fitment concern, but no formal warranty term is published. The condition is not listed, so confirm it is new before you buy.

Parts Player lists this kit for John Deere, Case, Allis Chalmers and Massey Ferguson tractors. That is four makes in one listing. It includes a point set, a condenser and a rotor, and the listing calls the build heavy-duty. The listing also carries a long list of replacement part numbers. It ranks fifth on our spec score.

The fitment line names makes, not models. That leaves the fit check to you, since distributors differ across those brands. Match your tractor using the OEM numbers 1111711, 1111722, 1111735, 1111740 and 1111745, and check the longer replacement list in the listing too. Bring your old points and compare numbers before you buy.

The kit weighs 0.2 lb. The length is listed as 1.6 in, the lowest among the models that list it. It is new, and mounting hardware is not included. No warranty is published. Points should be replaced with the condenser and rotor, which this kit provides, so you do not leave a worn part behind.