ENA Set of 4 Ignition Coil Pack 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Compatible with Toyota Lexus Scion Camry Corolla Matrix RAV4 Solara Highlander tC xB HS250h 2.0L 2.4L V4 coils for UF333 C1330

Worked perfectly fine on my 2007 Toyota Camry

was at good price is woks fine

I noticed my car was acting sluggish so I gave it a tune after ordering this set. Man, was there a difference! My tc is now galloping down the road without hesitation. I found one of my packs had been stuck in place and one spark plug had been cracked. Thank you so much!!

I bought these ignition coils for my 2009 Camry and installed all four without any issues. So far, I’ve driven 300 miles, and the car runs smoothly with no misfires or performance problems. While they don’t feel as high-quality as the original OEM coils, they get the job done at a fraction of the price. If you’re looking for an affordable replacement, these are a solid choice. I’ll update if anything changes, but so far, I’m satisfied with the purchase!

Initially I was having these occasional weird 'dips' in RPMs when I'm sitting still. Then it soon this rough idle and random shaking when it get up to around 2k RPMs. I also noticed that I was burning gas like crazy. I used my Torque app along with my Veepeak OBD scanner to pull and identify any codes. Sure enough, I got a P0304 (4th cylinder misfire). Did my usual YouTube self-diagnosing and remedy searches and everything pointed to my ignition coil. I bought this set and replaced all 4,...like Why not? Side note: do yourself a favor and grab a set of connectors from here ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09BNPS3GT?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details ). The heat, the seasonal changes in weather along with the age of your car, you can bet that the plastic connectors to your coils will brittle into little pieces without barely using any pressure pulling them off. No worries they're an easy replacement too. Anyway, less than an hour later, my car is running smoothly again. I did have a slight concern that these were maybe a half inch shorter than the OEM ones I pulled out, but again,...no worries. The fitment was absolutely fine.

9 months ago cylinder #2 coil pack died in my 2005 Camry, resulting in rough running engine and P0302 "Cylinder #2 misfire" code. After buying this 4-pack of coils on Amazon and installing them, original vehicle performance was restored and no problems for the past 9 months. Then today, unexpectedly, the car started running rough and sputtering again; I feel lucky to have made it home. Upon investigation, I found that the new coil pack installed on Cylinder #1 is dead. These are cheap, poor quality and unreliable parts. I'm fearful to let my wife or daughter drive the car with these parts installed. I will be looking for a better option.

These were a snap to replace, one bolt for each cylinder and plenty of YouTube University classes out there to show you any tricks. We have been running this old 200K miles RAV4 for many years and it was having a cylinder 2 misfire. All the coils looked old except maybe one, so I just did all 4, took at the most 20 minutes to wrench on, put the battery cable back on and all codes minus one air sensor were clear and it was purring like usual. Would use this part company again, as the coils looked high quality. Time will tell.

Had to change the spark plugs on my 2008 Toyota RAV4. Very simple job, just referred to a YouTube video. Decided to switch out the coils at the same time. I bought the RAV4 used so wasn't sure the age of the coils but I did put on 30k miles in the 3 years of ownership. The coils have been on for over a month without issue. My gas mileage has gone up a little and the engine runs smooth with 130k miles on it.