GM Genuine Parts 25186687 Ignition Coil

My car was running like crap for about a week check engine light flashing and traction control light on code said misfire in cylinder 3 so I changed spark plugs and they were bad but it didn't fix my car because it also needed a new coil pack amazon was by far the cheapest for the gm part which I wanted to get about 50 bucks cheaper than anywhere else. It came on time and once in my car has been running great. Hopefully it stays running good and this part last but so far so good.!!

Replaced Coil Pack and Spark Plugs. Works great saved money on parts and labor by doing these easy repairs myself. Not many things are so easily repaired on vehicles the newer they are because of "technological innovations." Then packing everything into such a small space while burying the part to be replaced under multiple layers of often easily breakable and expensive plastic covers. As those of us with a few barnacles know it's all in an effort to force you to hire someone or some shop to fix something that would be normally easy to repair/replace for the sake of "necessary technological innovations" 😄

#4 coil wouldn’t fire although it took me several days until I realized that I just had a defective part and not a deeper engine/electrical issue. Wasted a lot of time before I figured out my new part didn’t even work. Incredibly frustrating.

Replaced original ignition coil pack on my 2012 Chevy Sonic 1.8Liter. After removing the middle cover, there are just a few bolts to remove and then you can pull the ignition pack straight up and out. Can gain access to the and switch out the plugs directly beneath the coil pack since you're right there. Super easy. The old coil pack boots were starting to show some deterioration and small tears along the edges of the boots. Car runs great since the replacement.

Awesome!

It worked but no where on product said It it was a genuine A/C Delco part and that's what I payed for. I have no idea if I was given a cheaper after market part for the price of the more expensive original OEM I payed for. The original OEM was three times more expensive than other generic parts listed. I used it because I needed to get the vehicle working. I will never know.

Reason for 4 stars is because product was packaged with a crack at connector end (no damage to package). Part still plugs in and works as intended. FYI before you assume the new part doesn't work verify the ESM1 fuse (inside the vehicle) did not blow when the old part failed.

The ignition coil pack for our 2011 Chevy Cruze were gummed up with oil from a leaking valve cover gasket. Our local mechanic said this part would be close to two hundred dollars, and the local Autozone and O'Reilly's quoted me one hundred eighty. This is the exact same AC Delco coil my mechanic would have ordered for less than half the price on Amazon. After looking up how to change the valve cover gasket (which I bought here on amazon for much less and installed myself) I also checked to see how to change the ignition coils. Saved myself a few hundred dollars by doing both jobs myself and it only took me about an hour, even with limited automotive repair knowledge mostly gained from YouTube. You should also change the spark plugs while you are doing this, especially if you had a valve cover gasket leak. Also purchased these on Amazon. Very happy with the parts and price on Amazon.

Worked perfect. Has metal around the coil. Seems to be better quality

Producto original Gm resolvió código 301 en un Chevrolet Sonic 2012

Received with GM original packaging.no any issues with sonic 1.6.

Original product

Purchased an after market one from Ebay that I returned as it was faulty. This original unit worked fine.