🔥 Enhance Performance with Standard Motor Products DR46T Ignition Coil Review

Don't Do It! Has let me down It's been 4 months and the mileage is less than 5000 km. The car just died. I had to tow. There's a reason it compares so cheaply to Delco's professional AC part. Bought 2 together with matching ignition control box (LX-386) All three failed / Saturn SL2 1998

Firstly the timing of purchase and receipt could not be more perfect. I set up my machine before inspecting it and when I went to attach the wires to the old coil packs they were so worn they couldn't stay in place. I got them for my 1999 Saturn about a week ago. The position they sit in was tight, but once I put them on everything fitted perfectly and was perfectly aligned. The car starts immediately and is very satisfied.

So far they seem like a good replacement for stock coils. My Saturn has clocked up nearly 300,000 miles and had an annoying problem: if the engine revved past 3500 rpm or so, the coil would burn, causing a cylinder to fail. I've changed about 4-5 coils in the last 120,000 miles. not bad, but more than I have to go through. I suspect the problem was in the ignition control module which is why I recently replaced it and haven't killed any coils since. I've tried some aftermarket spools before…