🔥 ENA Set of 8 Ignition Coil Pack for Toyota Lexus 4Runner Tundra - High Quality Replacement: C1173 UF-230 UF-493 5C1196 Compatible Review

. So these coils had been in my GX 470 for about 18,000 miles and one fell out while doing 15,000 miles on the freeway. It cost me $280 to fix it at STORE because I was too far from home to fix it myself. Fast forward, we're now 18,000 miles but another coil has failed. I decided to take them all out and put all the original DENSO coils back in because I don't want to wait for the rest to fail. Stay away from what you pay for rubbish. NEVER AGAIN!

The originals were fine but the truck had around 200,000 miles on it so I decided to replace it as part of a major overhaul. Everything else I ordered worked great but not these guys. Three of them failed after 8 months (about 6,000 miles). Luckily my son did as I told him and kept the OEMs. They didn't fail at the same time. Other times. Now I told him to just replace everything with the old OEMs. Sometimes I chose a cheap option and was satisfied. but I would not recommend these. This is my…

ok About 2 years ago my truck started having problems with the coils the first time I knocked one out due to breakage and a few weeks later another one came out so I decided to to replace them all and got a set on e-bay for $45 and because the sleeve reel was a 90 i love them plus it came with a 5 year warranty plus a year fast forward and a few months of basic riding (less than 5000 miles ) and the roll went through and took the spark plug with me thought 1 of 8 I told the seller and he said I

I saw bad reviews and I didn't dare to buy them but in the end I bought them. I had 2 defective ignition coils. I could spend $110 buy 2 Denso and just replace the broken ones. I could also spend $440 and replace all 8 with Denso's, or I could buy this one and get 8 for just over one of these Denso's. I thought that for this price I would easily buy another set if one of them fails. They were very easy to install on my Toyota Tundra. So exchange would be possible without any problems. For…

DO NOT BUY THESE. If you just don't do the cheapest repairs e.g. B. Sell your Toyota V8 truck or SUV immediately, then buy them! However, less than a year after installing it on one of our 2001 Sequoias (250,000+ miles) 2 of them started to fail. . Since I also changed the spark plugs, I wasn't sure if the cause was the coils or spark plugs, or maybe another source. So I asked my son (who lives far away) to move the spark plugs to 2 different cylinders while he moved the coils to 2 more…

ok About 2 years ago my truck started having problems with the coils when I first came across one of the shells and a few weeks later another one came out so decided me to replace them all and got a kit from e-bay for $45 and because the husk coil was a 90 i love it, also after a year and a few months it had problem free driving (less than 5000 miles) and the coil a 5 year warranty in fast forward exploded and took the spark plug, thought it was 1 of 8, I informed the seller and he said I would