🔥 Upgrade Your Ignition System with the Denso 6731301 Ignition Coil Review

I had to replace 2 of these on my 1999 Lexus RX300 with 225K on the originals. With one of them everything was fine last year, but with the other it didn't work out. This is my first mistake with a Denso part. I've had great luck with the Denso and it's an OEM replacement for Toyota. I have always been very happy with all Denso parts that I have purchased over the years (coils, spark plugs, filters, sensors etc.). Although this coil failed prematurely I will still continue to buy it as I think…

I ordered this Denso ignition coil to replace a failed one that was causing a misfire code on my 2004 Toyota Sienna with a 3.3 liter engine. I received the coil in a beautifully wrapped blue Denso box (pictured). I installed the coil myself and it works like a charm. No more misfires after replacing the ignition coil. One thing I would like to note though: on the body of the new Denso ignition coil I have seen some stubborn marring marks (pics) on one side of the coil and it seems to me that…

As long as they work as advertised! I bought them for Camry 03 v6. They are almost identical to the factory set of Toyota Denso coils. I use NGK HX Ruthenium connectors and my car runs like a champ! FYI, if your car is not running or not shifting properly and the check engine light is on. Pull out the mass air flow sensor and clean it with CRC mass air flow sensor cleaner. Technically you need to do this every time you change the air filter! Disconnect the negative pole of the battery…