Ignition coil Denso or HITACHI

HITACHI Ignition coil

If you do replace a coil, go with OEM or quality aftermarket parts. Cheap coils cause new problems. The Hitachi coils on RockAuto are probably alright.

Pros: quality aftermarket parts
Cons: cheap coils cause problems
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HITACHI Ignition coil
Jugijagi
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Rating 5.0

I got the coil conversion kit from import car parts and GD 2.0l coils. The new age coils needed to be trimmed a little from the edges to fit. I bought hitachi coils instead of oem diamond ones and saved a lot of money. They work perfectly.

Pros: work perfectly, saved money
Cons: needed to be trimmed
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Denso Ignition coil

If you go to Autozone and open the box of their 2004-2005 coil pack, IF it has a "Denso" or "Made in Japan" sticker on the bottom, it's 100% OEM.

Pros: 100% OEM if Denso
Vehicle: Honda S2000
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Denso Ignition coil
ThingCalledLight
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Rating 4.0

Running much better now. Will eventually replace the other three ignition coils, but those Denzos are $90 a pop.

Pros: running much better
Cons: costly part
Vehicle: Toyota Yaris
Mileage: 187000 km
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Denso Ignition coil

I did manage to find the oem plugs (12290-rb1-004) for $32 each from hondapartsnow.com and Denso coils from AutoZone (673-2312) for $65 each shipped.

Pros: saved a boatload of money
Vehicle: Honda Fit
Mileage: 160934 km
Part number: 12290-RB1-004
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