Denso 673-1310 Direct Ignition Coil, 1 Pack

Excelente calidad y presentación, un poco más caro k un producto barato,pero de verdad k vale cada centavo k pagas por el producto.

Car was giving me problems, local shop found bad #3 coil and replaced it. (part was $96). I ordered 2 Denso ($40 less than generic from local shop) and got another for Christmas. Upon replacing the last 3 the car ran better and idles 300rpms higher. I will be replacing the generic one replaced at shop with another Denso OEM from Amazon!

The product is great. No wonder its reputation is untouched

By installing these OEM Toyota ignition coils a number of seemingly unrelated OBD errors disappeared. They're pricier than third party ignition coils but there's no question they're good quality.

Got these coils for my daughter's 2014 Scion xD with close to 200k miles on it. She said the car feels sluggish and lacks power. Threw the code reader on and got 3 error codes. P0300 (general misfire), P0301, and P303 (misfire on cylinder number 1 and 3). I know it can't be the spark plugs since I replaced them about 20k miles ago and the plugs are good for 100k miles. The coils are, what I consider factory coils minus the price. There are is mold in part number and with a "Made in Japan". So no these aren't the cheap fake parts. The only difference the price, these cost 1/3 the price of factory coils and installation took me about 10 minutes. Dimensionally they are the exact thing as the dead factory coils. So only coils are dead or semi working. I figure I didn't want to deal with this issues again down the line. So it's just easier to replace all 4 coils and not have to worry about it for a very long time. Again, installation took about 10 minutes and the car fired right up and the error codes went away with about 20 miles of driving. No issues and they work great.