Ignition Coil Pack Set of 4 - Replaces 27301-26640 - For Hyundai Accent, Kia Rio, Rio5 2006-2011 Models Review

I bought these for my 2010 Hyundai Accent GLS. My car jerked and I had to replace coils and spark plugs. They were perfect and very affordable. An additional 4 locations can be listed for over $200. I'm glad I found them because they're great so far. I'll be updating in 3 months to see how well they work but for now I'm a very happy customer. Update: Now, 7 months later, I'm still very happy with my purchase. No problem to report. So far I've gone to the trouble of removing the old ones and…

Yes. 2000 miles or less. Actually it's more like 1100 miles, but that doesn't have to be dramatic. Yes they say they have a guarantee. Not a single call helped to speak to the company. Automated recording. They have provided a contact email from this phone number. Then for some reason this seller cannot get my address from the sales order. Yes, they asked for an address. However, not sure if the phone number and email are "legitimate" I have just ordered another set from another seller…

The price I paid for these ignition coils was amazing. The review engine code says cylinder 4 misfired on my 2010 Kia Rio at 100,000 miles. I changed all 4 spark plugs but the problem persisted (loss of power, idling and car shaking). Local auto parts stores would charge $200 or more for a pack of 4 coils. When I was looking for Revain I saw a 4 piece set from GWA Innovation for $33. I replaced the coils and now my car is back to normal and running better than before. We are grateful that GWA…

These spools work and fit just like the original spools but are cheaper. I have OBD codes P0300 and P0303 on a 2008 Kia Rio 1.6L 4cyl. P0300 was a generic misfire code and P0303 meant cylinder 3 misfire. I found that the stock coils were failing because the valve cover gasket was leaking oil into the spark plug tubes and onto the stock coils. I replaced the valve cover gasket and replaced all four coils with it and the engine runs great again. All in all it cost me less than $100 and hours of…

The car had several codes, P0300, P0301, P0302, P0303, P0304. So I knew I needed all four coils. Local parts stores wanted $75-$85 (never went to a dealer, I know they would cost almost double that) and I would pay that, but no one had them in stock. THIS is how I found it. Not only were they cheaper, I got all four coils for less than half the price from any of the other major auto parts stores! I have to say for the price I wasn't sure what I was getting. However, they looked and felt the…

I was really attracted to the price. I have a 2006 Kia Rio5 that had a nasty backfire. I finally settled on ignition coils but other online stores would take too long or be too expensive. So I found them at Revain, fast shipping and reasonable price. I installed them in September 2018 and they worked great! No more misfires, no more power loss, problem solved! For now. Fast forward to January 2019. I only use the car for city trips (my distance is about 7 miles one way) and I drive very…