🔌 Denso 671-4144 OEM Replacement Wire Set Review

These are by no means Denso wires. I worked at Toyota for 25 years. De so puts his name on every piece. They have no name and look cheap.

Fitted 3 years ago with no problems. Had to change the plug recently and one of the wires broke when I unplugged it. I know Denso has a reputation for quality but there was no excuse for that when I first changed spark plugs. I thought it would cost extra money to buy them but I was surprised. Don't pay more for those cheap cables.

that Denso supplies with these spark plug wires. The replacement cable is to OEM specs and the instructions are helpful. I would definitely buy their products again. Be careful when removing old OEM spark plug wires. Don't crack the distributor cap boot or you'll pay a nose to replace it. Removing the old wires was quite difficult as they were old and I ended up using a wrench to loosen the wires. Be sure to use the supplied electrolytic paste that came with the Denso cables when reinstalling.

Perfect Fit 2001 4cyl Camry LE Petrol. These Denso's don't have their wires individually numbered like the OEM Sumitomo, but the OEM dealer price was $140, so the Denso's lack of numbers isn't an issue for the Denso's price. Also, the longer Denso #1 #2 wires were the same length, not the same length as the OEM, but again, that's not a problem; they fit great and work great. I can buy 3 Denso kits for 1 OEM kit from dealer so I think these Denso kits will fit. I bought Denso spark plugs from…

From the moment I received these connector cables I doubted they were genuine Denso connector cables until now. They appear to be fake! There is no cylinder number on the wires. Cheaper materials. Now, 40,000 miles later, doubts have returned to the surface as the burly old Camry occasionally stalled at idle and during acceleration, especially when going uphill. Tonight I opened the hood to see the electric show. Cables pass ignition. No kidding, I kept the original wires with 260k on them and…

One of the spark plugs never fits properly in the spark plug well. They were in my car for about 2 months, then I had to take them off to get the valve cover off. When I removed a bad cable it broke. The electrical component inside has been pulled out. See image. I had to pick up a new set of wires from a local shop and they all fit perfectly and are much better than this set. I didn't realize that the 2 months I've had them in my car weren't working as well as they could. No replacement…