Ignition Coil Pack Set of 4 - Replaces 27301-26640 - Compatible with Hyundai Accent, Kia Rio, Rio5-2006-2011 Models

I knew I'd need all four coils, so I went ahead and ordered them. I would have paid $75 to $85 at a local parts store (I never went to a dealer because I know they would have been nearly double that) if they had them in stock, but no one did. So, these are what I found. Not only were they less expensive, but I was able to get all four coils for less than half the cost of one at the other big auto parts stores! To be honest, I wasn't sure what I was going to get for the price. These, on the other hand, resembled the originals in both appearance and feel. More importantly, they functioned identically to OEM parts! And the warranty was twice as long as the more expensive ones. I placed an order and received my items the following day! It took a week to get to other places. I put the parts in during one of our rare snowstorms, cleared the codes, and the car started right up and ran like new. I'm overjoyed that I came across them. Thank you for producing such a wonderful product.

Kai Krause

| Jun 23, 2021

On these, it was the price that drew me in. I have a 2006 Kia Rio5 that developed a nasty misfire, and I finally narrowed it down to the ignition coils, but other online retailers would have taken too long or been too expensive, so I found these on Amazon, which had fast shipping and a reasonable price. br>br>I installed them in September of 2018, and they worked like a charm! There will be no more misfires or power outages, and the problem will be solved! For now. br>br>Now fast forward to January of this year. I only use the car for in-town commuting (it's about a 7-mile round trip), and I drive very slowly. But, after less than 10,000 miles, I'm having another misfire. I checked the spark plugs and got code P0301 (cylinder 1 misfire), so I swapped the cylinder 1 coil with the cylinder 4 coil. P0304 (cylinder 4 misfire) was found when the code was run. br>br>I had high expectations for these, but they only lasted a few thousand miles, which is a disappointment. On the other hand, you get what you pay for, so I suppose these served their purpose, albeit briefly.

George Lindsey

| Jan 22, 2021

I was blown away by the price of these ignition coils. On my 2010 Kia Rio with 100k miles, the check engine light indicated that cylinder 4 had misfired. I replaced all four spark plugs, but the problem (power loss, idling, and shaking) persisted. A four-pack of ignition coils cost $200 or more at local auto parts stores. I found a set of four from GWA Innovation for $33 on Amazon. My car is now back to normal and running even better than before after I replaced the coils. I'm grateful that GWA can provide high-quality replacement parts at such a low cost; it's saved me a lot of money and time. In the future, I will definitely purchase more parts from GWA!.

Myles Cardenas

| Oct 16, 2021

It came with a new set of plugs and the ignition coil harness when I bought it. Two of the cylinders on the 2009 Accent were misfired. It took me about 30 minutes to replace everything (the only thing I had to think about for a few minutes was disconnecting the old harness from the metal bracket). The rest is fantastic. easy - It could be done by a high school student in shop class.

Stetson Valencia

| Dec 03, 2021

Overall, it was less expensive for me. On a 2008 Kia Rio 1, I was getting OBD Codes P0300 and P0303, and these coils worked and fit like the OEMs at a fraction of the cost. 4 cylinder 6 liter engine The P0300 code indicated a general misfire, while the P0303 code indicated a misfire in the third cylinder. The valve cover gasket had leaked oil into the spark plug tubes and onto the original coils, which was the cause of the original coils' failure. The valve cover gasket was replaced, as well as all four coils, and the engine now runs perfectly. Overall, it cost me less than $100 and an hour of my time to fix something that would have cost a shop more than $400 to fix.

Anne Patton

| Apr 20, 2021

Yep. Dead. Approximately 2000 kilometers. or less. Although the distance is closer to 1100 miles, there's no need to be dramatic. Yes, they claim to offer a warranty. No, calling the company did not result in a response. Recording that is done automatically. From that phone number, they provided an email address to contact. The seller then fails to obtain my address from the sales order for some reason. They did, in fact, inquire about the location. But, because I'm not sure if the phone number and email addresses are "legit," I ordered another set from a different seller. There's no way these coils or this seller could be any worse. Save your time (at least twice) and go somewhere else to place your order.

Kali McIntyre

| Sep 20, 2021

I did, however, make certain that I had signed up for the. So far, everything has gone well. I did make sure to sign up for the two-year, 24,000-mile warranty that these vehicles come with. Genuine KIA/HYUNDAI vehicles are covered by a one-year, 12,000-mile warranty. The cost of a coil pack at a dealership can be as high as $80. crazy. These cost $30 for all four and came with a two-year warranty. Even if you have to replace it after 2 years, it is still a good investment.

Carolyn Harrison

| Nov 10, 2021

When my daughter told me the total cost of all four was $30, I was taken aback. The first thing that came to mind was that she had plenty of room to steak'n, and that was only for one coil. When I put them in, the car started right up and the check engine light went out. I had a code for a cylinder number 2 engine misfire. I was only planning on replacing one coil, but I'm glad I was able to replace all four. As a result, any future headaches caused by the other three going out will be avoided. br>Many thanks for providing such a fantastic product at such a low price.

Ocean Roman

| Jan 19, 2021