🔥 4-Pack Ignition Coil Set for Kia Soul Forte Hyundai Elantra Tucson (Fit 1.8L/2.0L Engines Only) Review

The local parts dealer wanted $10 more than all 4 here. Got spare parts. Installed with no problems and solved my problem. kia soul 2012+

Didn't fit at all! Says it fits 2013 Kia Soul but it was too big! Come on Raven! This was very frustrating as the car is urgently needed and is still in the driveway.

Do not buy. After they were in my car for 2 weeks I had to replace them. I had to pay to return my iPod so I could drive. They are cheap but not worth the price. Do not buy!

I bought these ignition coils to help alleviate rough idle. My car has only done 65,000 miles so instead of paying money for the dash computer diagnostics I just bought these coils and replaced them. They were easy to install and solved my problem

Fitted shortly after receipt last Saturday. Initially healed rough idle and full misfire problems but same problem started on day 5. I drive 160 miles a day to get to work and I need a reliable car and parts. It doesn't seem to count.

They are very similar to the originals in my 2013 Hyundai Elantra...according to the scan code (misfire in cylinder #3) all coils were changed today May 18th Tue .2021 and after starting my car engine the vibrations are completely gone! Let's see how they hold up over time...

I put all 4 on my 2013 Kia Soul and all the misfires stopped. It's been 6 weeks now and the machine is still running smoothly. I was told to replace all 4 not just 1 of the faulty 1 as the other coil would fail shortly after replacing 1 (which happened a few months earlier), just a little advice. The whole job took about 15 minutes to replace all 4.

Super super Easy install on 2014 Kia Forte EX - 4 cylinder. Luckily the installation was easy as the two new coils failed within the first two weeks. You get what you pay for. Looking back, I replaced all four coils and all four spark plugs (15 minutes on a Kia). Only paid for good coils. (about $60 each) rather than going cheap.

Terrible. One of them melted and had to be scraped out the day after installation. Fast forward a few months and today I was sitting in the driveway when my car started shaking violently and the check engine light came on. Of course it was a misfire and the other coil was defective. This part cost me so much in labor costs and I recommend it. I'm throwing away the other three and replacing them now.