Genuine Parts -Hyundai KIA Ignition Coil Extension Wire Harness Genuine OEM 27350-2B000

Item showed up as expected and was the right part for the job. The replacement of all 4 connectors for the connections to the 4 coil packs was exact fit.

My kia did not have the branch off harness unfortunately but I only needed the connectors anyway. I used a tool I got off Amazon to depin the connectors and just used the connector housings. Worked out fine

I needed just the connector/clip mechanisms, but those are hard to find on their own. This gives me 4 of them for a good price. This is an OEM part. Watch a YouTube video for how to disassemble the connector assemblies, as it is quite fiddly.

Will not fit Hyundai. Don’t waste money. Why it says it fits !?! That is not how we do business. I’ll give up on Amazon for ever

4-stars because this did not come in oem packaging, so authenticity is unknown. That said, the quality is very good. I stole the connectors off of the harness to replace my coil connectors on my Kia that are broken from heat, and age; A common problem on Kia/Hyundai. I would recommend

i was able to remove the connector and transfer it to the harness on my 2013 Hyundai Elantra. I have video on YouTube on how to do the repair. the dealer wanted to charge me for the entire engine harness which costs over $1000. they are crazy. the DIY repair took me 30 minutes.

This part did not fit 2016 hyundai accent Se 1.6L GDI as it states. The wiring is too short and the end connector doesn't match.I can't rate the quality itself as I didn't use it. I could only rate this wasn't what was stated.

I ordered this to replace the connectors on my 2013 Hyundai Veloster (gamma 1.6L engine). The problem was over time, the grey locking part had become brittle and broke off, allowing the connector to have a less-than-ideal seat on the ignition coil. Mine doesn't have a harness plug like this one does, so I had to de-pin the connectors. Otherwise they fit perfectly.