🔥 ENA Ignition Coil Pack - Toyota Lexus Avalon Camry ES350 Highlander IS350 RAV4 RX350 RX450h Sienna Venza - C1601 UF-487 Compatible Replacement Review

If you get an error code that indicates you need to replace the spark plug or coil pack in the back of one of the modern transverse V6 engines like the 2010 Lexus RX 350, be sure to replace a few to see videos on YouTube how to make this replacement. I speak from experience and don't want to repeat it. The coil is great. It's quite difficult to get into the back of some engines.

The OEM coil suffered an internal thermal short circuit. This new coil looks good and works well now. The clip Toyota uses is poorly designed. You have to insert the clip and then pull back a little to "lock" it. The engine fired first after I installed this coil. So I moved it to another cylinder and adjusted the clip again. Everything has been fine for 2 weeks. There are no misfires on the scan for this cylinder. So move the coil so you can test the connector.

Absolutely fantastic detail and price. I'm a bit skeptical just because I can get all 6 for the same price that local parts stores are wildly charging, but I'm so glad I checked here. Luckily the one I had to replace was right on top. It took less than 5 minutes to swap out a 10mm head. I only change the oil once after installation so can't tell if it will last another 150k what the OEM lasted but hey for the price and how easy it is to change it I am very happy with those results. Absolutely…

Works as it should! The fixed cylinder 4 on my Lexus is over 2/3 cheaper than the cost of other coils on the market. Appearance is the same as the original coil I am replacing, except for the resin paint that seals the top of the component. Installation was easy for me as the "number 4" solenoid is located on the front of the motor. Took 3 minutes to install, 2 minutes to reset all codes related to this issue (had to wash my hands) and now the machine is running as smooth as before. This is the

Bought this coil to replace the number 2 coil on my wife's 2008 Lexus ES 350. I burned myself before buying coils on the site. I bought all six rolls once off ebay, they arrived on time; However, when I installed them, I had a few misfires. Apparently her car didn't like those coils. So I ended up spending exactly $100 to buy a roll at Autozone. Needless to say I have never returned any other coils. So unless it's Rock Auto or some other reputable online auto parts store, I feel like it's a…

I replaced spool #6 on my 2009 Sienna with this spool. I hesitated because my automotive experience had taught me that ignition systems on Toyota and other Japanese cars don't always work well with non-genuine parts. But the OEM part was about 6 times the price of this coil, so I decided to give it a try. It's been about 4 or 5 weeks and no problems to report. The check engine light was off and the van runs normally. TO UPDATE. A few weeks ago my check engine light came on again and this time…

On my 2008 Highlander, the VSC, ABS, and Check Engine lights came on intermittently for about two weeks and the message center displayed a fault warning. VSK. Every time I went home to read the fault codes, all warnings disappeared and the on-board computer didn't register them. One day while driving they all came back on and it happened while I was near a parking lot so I pulled over and had a technician read the error codes related to the lights now coming back on. The VSC, ABS, and check…

A week passed, the error codes disappeared without problems. No weird noises or smells. You read the same reviews as me. My car is 12 years old, mileage 230,000. If it is known to break down allegedly after 11 months or 6,000 km. . . then kudos to my car for serving another year! And for $17 versus $60-$110 branded, I can change it every year for a while and it'll be fine. Installation took a few minutes, so quick you stop and wonder if you've missed something, so start fiddling with wires. It…