🔌 Set of 6 Ignition Coil Pack for Lexus Toyota Lotus ES350 RX350 RX450h Avalon Camry Highlander RAV4 Sienna Venza Evora 3.5L V6 – Compatible with 90919-A2007 C1601 UF487 Review

2 failed in 2 years. It is not easy to replace the block closed by the intake manifold. Put old parts in and it's good. I can't recommend it because of the very high quality. It's not worth it.

As described, car runs great now. Was a bit of a hassle, took 3 hours to assemble but the product itself is great for an OEM replacement (non OEM part but works the same), also liked that it came with electrical lube. 100 percent recommend this item.

I fitted this set of 6 NGK spark plugs to my 2006 Rav4 and the car ran a very smooth 170,000 miles (I followed how to replace the spark plug on YouTube). It took a few hours but I am very happy with the product. it works as expected.

It's not OEM but it's ok. My car has high mileage so they will take it to the end of its life. The package itself either came open on the way or was left by the supplier. I called and they replaced it immediately. When this box arrived the packaging was much better sealed so I think something happened along the way.

Installed 3 front solenoids first. Everything was fine for about 7 days, and then 2 out of 3 broke and threw out the code. I will not be replacing the rear coils which requires the intake to be taken off and risks going bad. I'm going back to the real Toyota. I have an ongoing refund.

These coils are junk. Not only have I had 2 out of 3 failed installs over 10,000 miles, but the rubber boot stuck to the wall in the valve cover instead of unplugging it, turning a 15 minute job into a 1 hour job (at best) with a high risk, that rubber particles get into the engine after suction. They are far from OE quality and have turned an otherwise very reliable car into an unmanageable burden.

I got what I paid for. After one of my factory Denso coils failed I decided to replace all 6 as I believed the other 5 would soon fail as well. After these stock coil packs were installed, after less than 10,000 miles, one of them failed. Luckily for me I kept the old coils and replaced the defective coil. Gradually other coils failed one by one until all 5 original Denso coils were reinstalled.

In this case it is better to pay more and do it once. I don't think it all took very long. The rear coils on my '06 Avalon are very difficult to reach. Don't put cheap Chinese junk in a place where you'll have to do it all over again in a few weeks, months if you're lucky. Buy the best and do it once. The photo shows the difference between the original coil (which failed after 240,000 miles) and the cheap coil on this product listing (which only lasted a few months). The top is Toyota. Notice…

DO NOT BUY - Ignition coils started failing approximately 18 months after installation - 2006 Toyota Avalon. Bought and installed April 2016, I replaced #4, #5 and #6 (all front) with old Toyota coils which I kept. As you can see from the photos the plastic on the coil is cracking and starting to fail causing misfires and codes. Last of P0354. The rear three of the 3.5-liter engine are very difficult to reach (you have to take off a lot first). If I had to do it again I would buy the original…