Set of 8 Ignition Coil Pack and Iridium Spark Plugs Compatible with Ford Explorer, Escape, Fusion, Focus, Edge, Mustang, Taurus, Special Service Police Sedan & Lincoln MKZ, MKC, MKT

The product last. My car is still running well. I would say these parts are very good quality and was a good fit for my car. I have had no issues with the performance.

Had a 2018 Ford Escape #3 misfiring error code read by my BlueDriver(best purchase ever and so glad I have this). Interchanged 2 and 3 coil pack. Error code #3 came up again. Changed #3 spark plug. #3 error code AGAIN! Said F#$% it and ordered this set of coil packs and new spark plugs. Changed all four coil packs and spark plugs out. Error is gone and has not come back. This set of coil packs and new spark plugs cost $81 total, problem fixed. Easy job, took a little over an hour (most of this time was spent moving stuff just to get to it). Do when engine is cold (not driven at all for 24 hours) Called a vehicle shop just to see what the same job would have been, $1100.

They work.This is the 2nd set of these I have bought.(2 different vehicles).I am not a big fan of Chinese imports, but this company seems to know how to make coil packs.My son has put 30k trouble-free miles on the first set of these I purchased.Both MPG and throttle response improved.Very reasonable price too.

Did the job looking to see how long they last

Plugs and car ignitions made out of good material

The media could not be loaded. I bought this due to high rating, and i found out as soon i installed them my engine started to higher rev and sounded like diesel, turns out it instantly gave me check engine code error, once my engine wormed up had instant misfire and coil failure. I got a code P0351 means 1 coil was bad, i replaced original OEM and was back to normal. Keep in mind my OEM coils had no issues, since i put expensive ruthenium spark plugs on my EcoBoost i decided to add this blue coil do to them looking really good. Honestly, they are waste of money cheap made.

Perfect fit!!

After looking around in the local auto parts stores and the prices attached to these things, I thought I'd come up here on Amazon and just see if I could find them cheaper. Even the 'brand' ones are cheaper on here than local. The 'recommended' sets for my car are either Bosch or Motorcraft brands. Bosch runs $200 for the set and Motorcraft runs $400+.I've only had these in for a few thousand miles now and should something change I'll come back and make a revision to the review, but thus far ZERO issues, and my gas mileage returned to over 20MPG average overall with a heavier foot than most in a turbocharged engine. Up from the the somewhere near 16MPG from before, average. I also did pair these with the Autolite XP5863 Iridium XP Plugs that Ford is recommending people to switch to from their factory platinum plugs. Big difference all around. This was for my 100k tune-up, even though I'm a still about 4k shy of that, but did it anyways.Easy to change out. No issues whatsoever. Definitely easier than the old plug and wire systems.