High-Performance Denso 6731300 Ignition Coil: Ensuring Reliable Spark Ignition Review

I like the price. I didn't like that they were fake. To return. My second fake. Maybe a rock car. Or bite the bullet and $100 to $150 in the auto zone or in advance. I will sue if the stores are fake.

The coil packs look high quality, are fairly easy to install and have restored the lost performance of a 2003 Toyota Corolla. The factory packaging was solid and looked great.

I bought 4 for a 2004 Toyota Corolla that had 2 spools failing and I decided to buy these spools, the best, I recommend the DENSO brand for Toyota. Now my machine runs better and all the problems caused by a bad spool have been fixed.

They were very easy to install, exact OEM part for the car so I didn't care if they would work with my car's electrical system would or not, and several reasonable ones, but I had no problems with them at all. They are specially made for my car and restore the car's factory characteristics.

These are stock coils for Toyota Celica 1zzfe. I replaced my original coils with some eBay specials as preventative maintenance. They worked for about 5-10k miles, but then suddenly failed. Leave me lying on the side of the road After a long search I decided to replace all four coils with these. They're expensive, but I'm confident that I'll be able to travel long distances again.

I ordered these because Revane said they would fit my 2009 Pontiac Vibe 1.8L. They had from 03/05/2020 to 04/10/2020. Had four originals replaced by the manufacturer and found that the diameter is too big and the length too short! Don't buy them for 2009 Pontiac Vibe 1.8L, they won't fit! Very disappointed with Revain for not doing due diligence before being told they would fit my car! I have processed my return and will be sending it back. Revain gave me the correct spark plugs which are now…

Perfect OE replacement for 2006 Pontiac Vibe (Toyota Transmission). There were several reviews here that they did not receive the original part. To verify this I contacted Denso and asked for a match to my lot number. Everything happened as I expected. The car issued an ignition coil switch code after 300,000+ miles. With no mechanical issues, I swapped the coils, the code followed the coil, and I decided to just swap them all out. Also seems to have cured a slightly less smooth idle I've…

A 2000 Celica GT threw P0300 and P0304. This means random misfires (p0300) and misfires in the 4th cylinder (p0304). I wasn't sure if it could be a spark plug, wiring or injector problem. First thing I did was change the spark plugs and it really helped for about a week, after which the codes came back. This time I marked the coil that I thought might be bad and moved it from cylinder 4 to cylinder 1. I waited a bit, checked the codes and sure enough, a new code (p0301) followed the suspected…