🔥 ENA Ignition Coil Pack Set Compatible with Toyota Tacoma Tundra 4Runner T100 3.4L V6 | Replace OEM#: 90919-02212 C1041 UF156 UF-156 Review

Installed these on my 1997 Toyota 4Runner 3.4L 4x4 about 2 months ago. So far the engine is running absolutely grumrrrrrrrrrrrr and my fuel consumption has improved in combination with the fuel filter change. Only giving 4 stars because I didn't have enough time to determine actual durability.

Useless, started throwing misfire codes at highway speeds. After only 4 1/2 months the resistance was checked and one of them was shot. No plug, no cord but the packaging was poor. DO NOT RECOMMEND. Spend wisely, don't do what I did, buy OEM Densos instead. There's a reason these 3 are cheaper than 1 OEM. It's because they are. cheap

I received very quickly. They appear to be of very good quality. I haven't installed them on my 1995 Toyota Tacoma yet because it was cold. Surprisingly, what appears to be a problem with a truck's transmission can actually be ignition related. I hope this helps others when they have an unexplained vibration in 4th and 5th gear.

With Toyota asking more than $90 for just one of these, it's hard to imagine it could be as good as the original. At this price I had to take a chance. Only one of 3, 6 cylinders is installed in the '98 4Runner. Got to work straight away and found that for the first ten minutes of driving in the morning after rain it shook/checked the motor which is why I decided to replace the coils in the first place. I kept the same cables and connectors (both about two years old) and that's it. No scanner…

Grease included for dust bag. Found out after I bought it, having already bought it at my local auto parts store. Replaced the coils as preventative maintenance but kept the old factory originals as a backup. OEM's are expensive. The truck ran like crap after codes P0141 and P0170. I thought adjusting the coils would help. Before that I replaced the fuel pump and fuel filter due to the truck idling for 5 years. I thought everything was fine until P0141 came back today 10/23/2019. I just ordered

My 2002 Toyota 4Runner was missing a bit after the rain but flattened out after a mile or two. Well, eventually he started to disappear so much he could barely pull a little hill. Went to the parts store and they charged $240 for three coils. I thought that was what caused the misfire. I looked on Amazon and found them for a little over $10 each. I saved over 200€. installed and my 4Runner works great. smoother than in previous years. They were only installed for one day. They work great now…

These were purchased to replace original OEM coils when troubleshooting a cylinder. The book's specification states that the primary resistance should NOT be higher than 1.05 ohms. The originals measured between 1.5 and 1.8 ohms. These new replacement parts measure about the same, but are still above specification. It didn't fix the problem, so it's either somewhere else or the fact that they're out of spec is still an issue. UPDATE: The problem was with one of the injectors which we were…

Good quality packaging. Used these to replace an 8 year old OEM Denso with a 1998 Tacoma, V6 5VZ-FE 4X4 5spd ManualPro - They seem pretty reliable - DMM shows good yield before install + 3 weeks after install when I got them tested - PRICE! My local auto parts stores wanted $70-98 for an ignition coil. Note that these stores also did not sell OEM Denso reels, just cheap aftermarket brands. You can get all three for $50 here! Cons: Boots look cheap. No big deal, I got a pair of original boots…