Is this 1 coil or a set of 6?
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Just 1. But be careful buying these on here. I bought from Amazon, and was sent a Toyota ignition coil
514503
That's for one. If your buying cools for under $20 each, you should plan to change them frequently. Once a year or so
514504
This is for 1 single coil and boot. Being a genuine Motorcraft part, it is much cheaper here than from the dealer.
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older 2JZGE had a distributor and will need 6-wires. the newer 2JZGE come with coil-packs and will not need 6-wires. check your engine, if it has a distributor this will NOT work. if you don't know what a distributor is, please google
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I remember that they (four coils) were boxed separately, not sure though. They work great so far..
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Hi AlexandraI'm not sure. Because I finally return the shipment. I order coil over at the end.
45588
You just need one set, the Toyota 3.4 liter V6 engine (5VZ-FE) uses only three spark plug wires, three spark plugs are connected to the wires and the other three are connected directly to one coil each. Also, although I bought the DENSO wires, the NGK are better, they come with the rubber protectors.
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No. Each cylinder has a coil, it will only misfire on the bad one, unless more than one are bad. I bought one of these to replace a bad, which I couldn't figure out until it got bad enough to throw a code.
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The price is for a single coil pack I bought 8 for my 05 dodge ram and it was well over 200.00 for them from Steve white motors hope this helps you
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Just a side note... as far as I am aware, $325 is the original pricing from the manufacturer for the single coil unit. (Don't be fooled into thinking you're getting a crazy special deal through Amazon exclusively!!!)
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I think it was an 8 inch coil plus another 4 inch coil too. My detector was stolen, but I can tell you it worked well. It was a good detector. Came with a pointer that definitely came in handy.
1024135
For one for sure. Check website for the numbers front/back. Hey the front ones I got sit high for me. I have a 4 cylinder, if you have a 6 cylinder I bet the coil springs are good to go, but they do not specify a difference on the Gabriel website. fyi
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Probably the length. GM used 2 different coil brands which used different length wires. One is like 6" the other is 10" I think. So you'll need to measure the wires you have and check the part number description through MSD probably. The design difference in the coils is one is round one is square.
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These coils are manufactured by MotorKing, not Bosch. The Bosch coils are considerably more expensive. The MotorKing coils I got here are are still going strong after replacing all 6.
880098
I believe that there are 10 coils. In the lower right hand corner of the box says 10 coils. We love the coils. The keep the Mosquitos away.
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These are a stright forward install to any single coil location , just drop it in. As for the wires , the two that are soldered together are to stay soldered together unless you want to do coil tapping. In that case you separate them and connect them to a on / off toggle. The white is hot and black is ground.
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this is just for one. I installed it on my 540i which is an 8 cyl engine, so this is not just for 6 cyl engines
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Hi we do not have one .. the best thing to do is see if you can find a parts look up online unless you already have the part number of the coil ? type in the part number on amazon and see if it comes up sorry that we did not have the part
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mine has 6 & is a perfect color match up for wiring (at least mine was) !!!!