ENA Set of 4 Ignition Coil Pack - Compatible with Toyota Lexus Scion 🔌 Prius Corolla Matrix V Plug-In CT200H XD 1.8L L4 - UF-596 UF-619 C1714 90919-02252 90919-02258 Replacement Review

You can also order two sets instead of one, as they don't last long. After 2 weeks of driving (after installing all 4 new ones) there was a knock in the exhaust. Of course coil #3 fails. I like that I kept the good ones that I took out that were still good.

Fits exactly like OEM at a much lower price. So far 2 months and 2000 km without problems. There was an intermittent code p0354 which was indicative of the #4 ignition coil. Coils of #3 and #4 cylinders swapped then code p0353 came up. Even though I knew exactly which coil was defective, I bought this set of 4 and replaced them all. There was some red dust on all four old spools.

I bought these coils a few months ago to replace a broken one on my Scion xD. They were easy to swap out and worked great. I recommend replacing all four (even if only one is defective) as they should work at the same level. These four packs were just what I needed to get my Toyota purring again. I highly recommend these reel spools.

100% fit for 2009 Toyota Corolla S 1.8L. Fixed my misfire problem, fits like OEM! I replaced all 4 at once, not just the faulty one to make sure they were all fresh and replaced the boot plugs. Since a 4-pack is half the price of one from the dealer, even if one of these goes TU in a year, I still have 3 spares.

I am a single female and after receiving suggestions from auto mechanics I decided to see if I could do this repair/maintenance myself. The price was right. I bought these four (4) at the same price as one (1) at my local auto parts store. They were packaged well and looked like they were store bought. By the way, I was able to change the ignition coils and spark plugs myself :) So far the car is running great. After several months of running the car, I will make an additional assessment.

My 2009 Toyota Corolla started to misfire. At 190,000 miles this is to be expected. These ignition coils fit my car perfectly and were incredibly easy to install. I was impressed with the build quality. Now the car is purring like a kitten and I hope for another 100,000 km or more! I compared them to those sold at my local auto parts store and I couldn't tell any difference. Well, there was one significant difference, and that was the price. The auto parts store wanted almost $300 for a set of…

Much cheaper than other ignition coils, I was a bit skeptical but bought it anyway. The original trouble code I got on my 2009 Toyota Corolla S was P0351, which indicates a problem with the ignition coil in cylinder one. Based on a youtube video I was watching I swapped the ignition coil in cylinder 1 for the ignition coil in cylinder 3 and then used the $20 OBD2 computer I got from Revain :) to do the clear error code. After driving a few miles the Check Engine light came on again and this…

Updated Review: So after 7 months and 1200 miles one of them died again. I didn't ask for a guarantee because the quality isn't very good. Instead I bought a set of 4 from a local store and it cost me 250. They also gave me a lifetime guarantee. What should I buy first. My suggestion would be wise if you buy from a local store otherwise you may suffer in the long run. -------- Previous Review: Last October one of my ignition coils wore out and I bought it at a local store for $81 and replaced…