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

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 took longer to find the right socket wrench or check the codes afterwards or look up what to do on YouTube. The same goes for any ignition coil. I think my faulty ignition coil is in a fairly accessible spot. The back row of coils in the same machine requires a lot of disassembly and I can't find a cheap one. My two complaints, if any, are that in the rubber "chamber" surrounding the spark plug, if you look into the spring that touches the top of the spark plug, it was bent at a 45 degree angle and I I didn't worry if it touched the top center of the spark plug. I assume it is. Another complaint is that the kit comes with what appears to be a small sachet of lube, with no instructions on what to do with it. I'm afraid to put it in the ignition chamber since you pay $ to buy things to clean the ignition systems. I hate installing something and then having an extra part. Maybe it's just a piece of gum to chew during installation. Did you notice that the manufacturer in the advert looks like Prince Harry in the description?