🔥 Ignition Coil Pack - Replaces 90919-A2007 - Compatible with Toyota, Lexus & Scion 2.7L, 3.5L V6 Vehicles - Fits Camry V6, Avalon, Sienna, Rav4 & more Review

I had to replace the 3rd ignition coil (p0353) on my engine because I didn't have to remove the air intake for this. It's quite a pressure to go back there, but saved a lot of time nonetheless. The check engine light went out immediately after installation.

Only lasted 9 months Camry V6. UPDATE: It is now August 15th, 2021, 9 months after I bought one of these coils and it failed. It says 2 year warranty but I don't see a way to contact the Revain seller. So if you expect it to last a few years then don't buy this brand.

Spark plug guard too long. I cut it out because I needed it badly and it worked. But now I can't get it back. I also had to install it in the 4th cylinder as the position of the electric spark plug does not allow for any other position. As long as the coil is good. But I haven't traveled that much since installing it. I'll report more in a few months or if/if that fails.

After my OBD2 scanner diagnosed my check engine light as a bad ignition coil, I decided to take on the job myself. With the help of You-Tube and numerous tips and instructions on the internet, I ventured into the Toyota V6. To my great surprise, it wasn't as difficult as I had imagined. The new ignition coil got up straight away and has been working flawlessly ever since. It was worth the price, I saved about $500 compared to the dealer and repairing my own engine was very rewarding.

I had an IGF internal coil circuit error code. This is a code that means the engine computer is sending a -igt trigger signal and waiting for the coil to send a -igf start signal, which rarely causes a misfire. After installing this ignition coil and clearing the code, everything seemed fine until this week, 6 weeks later. My Sienna misfired in the same cylinder, of course it ran horribly and I got a misfire code. I replaced this coil with a factory coil and everything is fine. I think if the…

Update 12.16-- I have two packs now that have died and have removed them all due to their defects. The bolt hole angle and electronic connector is suitable for most cylinders, but difficult for one and impossible for another due to the length of the OEM electrical connector. - So out of 6, 4 are enough and the other two are almost impossible (I couldn't change 1 at all). Then suddenly after 8 months I had a failure and the mechanic told me that the other one would soon fail as well. It cost me…

Bought and installed two of these coils in December 2017. One of the new coils failed in October 2018. I have filled out a warranty claim on their website and am hoping to get a response from them soon. It's good value for money when they last up to a minimum 2 year warranty. There is no jury yet. Updated 03/22/19. I never received a response to my warranty claim. I will not buy coils from this company again. 2nd coil still works; If anything goes wrong I will look elsewhere for new coils…

I was a bit apprehensive about purchasing this coil pack for my 2007 Toyota Sienna. The Denso was $55 and the Toyota Part was $75, but I figured at $19 I couldn't go wrong. I didn't have to replace the whole coil pack, I just entered the code for a bad coil. I decided to invest in a full Toyota kit when I had to change all the spark plugs after 20,000 miles. Well I am pleased to report that this has allowed me to clear my P0356 trouble codes for coil #6. My engine check, traction control, VSC…