Hello my name is Erick, this is my first post. I replaced the ignition coil on my 2007 Ford Ranger 3.0 V6 at 130,000 miles. I was having a OBD CODE P0303. So i decided to replace the ignition coil just to eliminate a ignition problem. I also replaced the spark plugs, and spark plug wires. The car is starting up way smoother and running better. Now this is my concern, this is the original ignition coil

( Motorcraft 5F2E-12029-AA)





This is the new Ignition Coil i purchased from Amazon
(Motorcraft DG-532 5F2E-12029-AB)

MAIN QUESTION! IS THIS THE CORRECT IGNITION COIL REPLACEMENT

 

Yes, it is Revision AB, so the next newer revision since AA

Ford Part numbers decode like this:
Year/model-part number- Revision
5F2E-12029-AB

5F is 2005 year, this is when this part last had a MAJOR change, not just a revision, last major change may have been in 1998 so it would have F8 at the start and that part would have been used until 2004
2 is generic model not specific to a Ranger, which means this part was used in other models
E denotes Engine part

12029 is part number of ANY Ford ignition Coil not year or engine specific, i.e. 3W7Z-12029-AA is a single coil for Ford V8

AB is the revision number, AC would be next revision, AA previous revision

 

What would be the appropriate replacement for my vehicle? Since you said AC would be the next version?
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2007 Ford Ranger XLT 3.0 V6 2WD