🔌 6-Pack Ignition Coil Set - Ford, Mazda, Mercury 3.0L V6 Compatible - Replaces 18LZ-12029-AB, 18LZ-12029-AA, 2M2Z-12029-AC, DG500, DG513 - Fits 2001-2005 Escape, Taurus - Improved SEO Review

The price for 6 of these was less than just 1 from the auto parts store. Changed the spark plugs at the same time. I used to not be able to drive uphill and my car jerked when accelerating. Like a new car after installation. Posted pictures of used and new.

You get what you pay for. It's been a month and they are already showing signs of wear. While it solved my problem, I just don't expect them to last long. Mileage is noticeably better. For the price they are not bad. Just keep in mind that they won't last very long. You can get a year out of them.

My wife had an ignition coil failure on her 2007 Mazda 6. It costs about $300 to replace at a local store. I found these 6 packs and replaced them all myself as the back 3 were a bit difficult to reach. They fit perfectly and were much cheaper than other places.

I purchased these coils to replace all of my ignition coils on my 2004 Mazda minivan when my engine started to misfire on cylinder 2. The fit and finish of this product is identical to genuine Mazda models, installation was easy and now my van runs smoother than ever! (I will update my review and rating if these coils fail prematurely)

I replaced all six ignition coils and spark plugs in my 2003 Ford Escape 3.0 engine. Those coils and Bosch 8111 dual platinum spark plugs made this car run like it just rolled off the assembly line. I took the extra step of replacing the intake gaskets (easy to do) and cleaned the throttle body which was pitch black. This car is flying now, no misses and I'm waiting to see how much better the fuel economy will be.

Been in my 06ft Mazda 6s for about 3 weeks. Seems to do the job. I don't know how long they will last but it seems like a normal product. Definitely far superior to the auto parts dealers. Most places charge $40-$60 for a roll but for the price of these 6 packs you can't beat it. I also kept all my old coils because not all are bad so if one of them fails I just use the old one. Overall, worth the money and relatively easy to install.

The set of 6 ignition coils was brand new and nicely packaged. Impossible to beat $35 for 6 when the parts store just sells an ignition coil at a higher price! I replaced all 6 in my 2005 Ford Escape V6 3.0 after changing the spark plugs. I have code P0302 - 2nd cylinder misfire. The car ate gas like crazy and had almost no power, and also shot the air intake. After installing this product and taking a test drive, my car is working great again. Oooh! I highly recommend this product!

So you didn't drive 2 years and 7,000 miles before you lost 3 of them. 2 in front of the engine and a third, now behind. These were the engine replacement suggestions I made with the car. OH THAT THING! Now the throttle body and hardware are failing and hours are wasted replacing them with what I should have bought from Denso, Beck Arnley or NGK. Hit what I knew better, I'm a mechanic and it bit my ass, I was trying to be cheap and now. I am stuck. . (The plugs were also sealed properly).

Fit perfectly and my car ran smooth again. The original coils were in the car for 13 years so I figured they would last a couple of years at least. Less than 9 months later the misfires started again. Since there was no engine code check, it took me a few tries to figure out which coil was bad, but I found it and the car ran smooth again. 2 months later I start the car to drive to work and the car won't come out of the driveway, misfires, no power and the engine starts right away. They only…