Where to buy a rear (left) Genuine Nissan Ignition Coil for a 99 Maxima
07-28-2012, 11:56 AM
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Where to buy a rear (left) Genuine Nissan Ignition Coil for a 99 Maxima
It seems a decent majority of you here say Genuine Nissan Ignition Coils only.
Local dealers (Long Island) between tax and their high price.... $120
So can anyone suggest where I can find the best delivered value?
What about the manufacturer that makes these for Nissan? Who might that be? Any other brands that source these from this manufacturer at a more reasonable price?
Thank you in advance for any help you can offer!
I want what will perform the best.... And at the best price. Yeah... So what....... I'm difficult! LOL
Local dealers (Long Island) between tax and their high price.... $120
So can anyone suggest where I can find the best delivered value?
What about the manufacturer that makes these for Nissan? Who might that be? Any other brands that source these from this manufacturer at a more reasonable price?
Thank you in advance for any help you can offer!
I want what will perform the best.... And at the best price. Yeah... So what....... I'm difficult! LOL
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07-29-2012, 03:03 PM
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So after reading about 99s having ignition coil problems, I looked deeper.
The Mitsubishi vs early Hanshin vs late Hanshin coils.
Some say that Mitsbishi had it right.
Then I see that NAPA Auto Parts uses Echlin and they are the Mitsubishi coils. Maybe the only place to still get them. If they will refund my money if they kick out misfire codes, I am going to try one.
Ignition Coil shopping online is the most ambiguous search I've ever done. It's a maze that leads you insane. Just on the other side of NOWHERE! LOL
Welcome to......
The Twilight Zone.
The Mitsubishi vs early Hanshin vs late Hanshin coils.
Some say that Mitsbishi had it right.
Then I see that NAPA Auto Parts uses Echlin and they are the Mitsubishi coils. Maybe the only place to still get them. If they will refund my money if they kick out misfire codes, I am going to try one.
Ignition Coil shopping online is the most ambiguous search I've ever done. It's a maze that leads you insane. Just on the other side of NOWHERE! LOL
Welcome to......
The Twilight Zone.
07-31-2012, 12:01 PM
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So after reading about 99s having ignition coil problems, I looked deeper.
The Mitsubishi vs early Hanshin vs late Hanshin coils.
Some say that Mitsbishi had it right.
Then I see that NAPA Auto Parts uses Echlin and they are the Mitsubishi coils. Maybe the only place to still get them. If they will refund my money if they kick out misfire codes, I am going to try one.
Ignition Coil shopping online is the most ambiguous search I've ever done. It's a maze that leads you insane. Just on the other side of NOWHERE! LOL
Welcome to......
The Twilight Zone.
The Mitsubishi vs early Hanshin vs late Hanshin coils.
Some say that Mitsbishi had it right.
Then I see that NAPA Auto Parts uses Echlin and they are the Mitsubishi coils. Maybe the only place to still get them. If they will refund my money if they kick out misfire codes, I am going to try one.
Ignition Coil shopping online is the most ambiguous search I've ever done. It's a maze that leads you insane. Just on the other side of NOWHERE! LOL
Welcome to......
The Twilight Zone.
08-02-2012, 01:33 PM
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I went to the junk yard and the guy asked Mitsubishi or Hanshin.
The parts work differently. Either all Mit or Hanshin or they won't work.
If you had a Mit, change with Mit. Same with Hanshin.
Were the OE one of the two?
Or they don't know what they're talking about?
The parts work differently. Either all Mit or Hanshin or they won't work.
If you had a Mit, change with Mit. Same with Hanshin.
Were the OE one of the two?
Or they don't know what they're talking about?
08-03-2012, 11:47 AM
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this guy at the junk yard has me stumped, I'm sure the coils he has are OEM,
but treats Hanshin and Mitsubishi like one is VHS the other Beta.
I can't believe the oil symptoms I've had before, sputtering engine, for several months now, have not delivered a code yet. Before it was only a couple of months before I definitely had to change.
but treats Hanshin and Mitsubishi like one is VHS the other Beta.
I can't believe the oil symptoms I've had before, sputtering engine, for several months now, have not delivered a code yet. Before it was only a couple of months before I definitely had to change.
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