ENA Set of 4 Ignition Coil Pack Compatible with Ford Mazda Mercury Escape Focus Tribute Mariner Transit Connect Fusion Ranger MKZ CMax 2.0L 2.3L 2.5L DOHC Replacement for FD505 DG501 DG504 DG541 DG507

This part really worth for this amount. I have Ford Focus 2.0 duratec 2009 model. I was facing the issue engine random misfire. I was checked original ignition coil, Expensive and not available also. I found this coil from Amazon and I order. with in 10 days delivered and parts perfect fitting for my car. after replacing the parts car engine very smooth. Highly recommended this product

Great product and worked perfect

ركبتها على سيارة فورد فيوجن 2011 بدون مشاكل، كانت الكويلات القديمة تالفة ومسببة تفتفة والان رجعت المكينة لوضعها الطبيعي، السعر للطقم بقيمة حبة من الاصلية.

These coils were purchased to replace original coils on a rough running engine in a 2006 Ford Escape Hybrid. After installing 4 new coils the engine runs like new. Fuel economy has improved. I recommend this product. During coil replacement engine oil from a leaking valve cover gasket was found in the spark plug wells. The valve cover gasket was also replaced at this time. All parts and connections fit without modification. New coils were shipped in a timely manner. I am satisfied with this purchase.

Great price and very quick delivery.

2004 Mazda 3s developed a slight misfire that turned into a not-so-slight misfire a week or so later. I found oil in plug well 2 & 3 and suspected that may be the issue so I changed the valve cover gasket (get the FelPro improved design!). That stopped the oil but not the misfire so plugs came next, luckily I got a heck of a deal on the plugs as two NKG ITR6F13 plugs usually run more expensive than this set of coils. When that didn't stop the issue, I decided to give these a try.I was a bit wary as these are much cheaper than I've found anywhere else for these style of coils, but they did the trick. I don't have records of the coils being changed on my car and this all started around 160k miles so it was certainly about time for some new ones. Like I said, these are pretty cheap in price but the construction & materials seem to be the same as the coils I pulled so I'm not too worried. I've got about 3k miles on them already with no issues and if they go bad they're cheap enough that you can just buy another set and swap them out again.As an aside, I'm not sure if it was the new plugs, the coils, or both, but I'm getting 33-35mpg now where I was getting 28-30 before. I'll update if I have any issues with longevity, but so far these get a big thumbs up from me!