Denso6731301 Ignition Coil

Direct fit for my step son's 2006 Lexus ES330 v6. Thankfully it was on cyl 1 and not 3 or 5. Those are under the intake manifold and throttle body. I was able to access cyl1 by disconnecting the PCV tube and using a stubby ratchet with 10mm (don't lose it). This installed as expected and works great, fixed the misfire issue, the OEM lasted 252,000 miles. impressive actually. Hoping this lasts as long...UPDATE:Cyl 1 still working great, ordered another one for cyl 6. Direct fit, and car runs great. 255,000 miles on the car now...

This worked great and cleared the check engine light in 2000 Lexus ES300.

Perfect fit!! Much better price then the autozone! Fixed my miss fire problem and check engine light. Exactly as described.

I have 2002 Toyota Avalon had check engine light on and multiple codes like misfiring, oxygen fuel sensor, oil valve sensor so I had to pretty much change it all of these and it finally went away so far these ignition coils is holding up but I still think to my knowledge as a mechanic they are not oem if you look at the fine print on the oem and the new one. Good luck people may the force be with you. 🤘✌

So far they work as advertised! I bought these for a 03 Camry v6. They match the factory Toyota denso coil pack almost identically. I put NGK ruthenium hx plugs in and my car is running like a champ! FYI if your car isn't idoling right or isnt shifting properly and the check engine light is on. Pull the mass airflow sensor and clean it with crc mass airflow sensor cleaner. Technically you're supposed to do this every time you change your airfilter! Unhook the negative terminal to the battery before you do it. Leave it unhooked for 20 minutes. It drains the computer. It might take 50 or so miles but your computer and mass airflow sensor should be communicating better trust me! I ordered a denso mass airflow sensor just because it's that time! I've only put 200 hundred miles on my car since changing the coil packs and plugs and I'm impressed! I'd highly recommend buying this product!

The part numbers on this Denso coil are really weird. I was looking for the 673-1312 for my car but Amazon was recommending this 673-1301. I tried researching the 1301 part but I couldn't really find any information about it. When this arrived the Denso box was a 673-1312 with an Amazon sticker slapped over it indicating 673-1301. The actual part even is marked 673-1312. Bottom line this coil works well (installed for a couple of weeks now) I am deducting one star for the mismatched part numbers.

Worked for 2010 Honda CRV

Parts are working as new. Heard some negative comments. They are better value than at the dealer. Hope it can last.