🔥 ENA Ignition Coil Pack Set for Nissan Altima Sentra X-Trail 2.5L (2002-2008) | Compatible with UF350 22448-8H315 22448-8H310 C1398 | 4-Pack Replacement Review

So far I like it. Build quality is similar to OEM in my opinion. After hooking up these guys, I started the car to see if it would run hard. It ran unevenly initially, but that was because the connector was not connected to the coil pack. I think I broke the clip on it. But after inserting a piece of plastic to hold the connector in place, it was smooth as butter. I don't know how long the coils will last, so for $30 it's not bad.

I recently purchased a set of these items on the 28th October 2018, replaced the spark plugs and fitted the kit, took the car for a test drive and within a short distance the car stalled, my engine caught fire, I was me am blessed enough to be able to get the used original kit from a friend that i installed and my car is now working perfectly and i am stuck with a set of ignition coils which i can't use or return due to cost reasons as i am in Trinidad Wisconsin live. Very disappointed!

Nissan Altima 2002 Bad problems with false starting, misfiring in one of the cylinders or not at all. I took it to a local mechanic who charged me $150 for "throttle body cleaning". Couldn't walk out the door after paying the bill. I should have gone back and complained but I realized they were not doing their job well and would just charge me for another overpriced procedure. I came across a video on YouTube describing the problem so I bought them. Fixed the problem IMMEDIATELY.

One of my original coils failed after 15 years. The cheapest OEM part I can find is $35 a roll + shipping from RorckAuto, which compares to the dealer not bad. But I doubt my car will last too long. So I went for a set of 4 at a much cheaper price. My car started right away and seems to run fine. If it fails in a year or two, I still have 3. That's a 5 minute job. I had to replace one with a non-original (SPECTRA PREMIUM) 3 years ago. It still works. I hope this brand lasts as long as SPECTRA…

Update 8/19/2019: Having clocked over 20,000 miles since purchase, I still use them. Considering the age of this car, third party parts are becoming more attractive and these ignition coils are reasonably priced. Update 8/20/2018: It's been almost a year and over 10,000 miles since I bought and installed them and they still work. . Significantly cheaper than OEM and the fact that they lasted about a year with normal use gives me complete confidence in them. I bought and installed it on…

These are affordable 4-coil ignition coils for less than $50 while OEMs can cost a lot more for just one. I bought and installed all 4 on my 2003 Nissan Altima in October 2019. My #4 ignition coil failed this weekend, March 14, 2021. Service engine light came on, ran a scan with an OBD scanner, misfire in 4th cylinder, got code PO304. Luckily I still have my original Nissan coils (3 of them are good), only building them for cylinder #4. Clear code PO304, test drive, scan again, no more codes. A

My Altima is misfiring. Shortly thereafter, the lamp went on at the engine service. I thought it was probably the spark plug or ignition coil. But who knows. I checked the code with an OBD-II scanner that I bought here at Revain. I was worried it would show the code "random misfire" but luckily it came up with code P0304, misfire on cylinder #4. I changed the coils for cylinders 3 and 4, cleared the code and rescanned. In fact, the code came back as P0303. The misfire has now moved to cylinder…