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Reviews (11)
May 12, 2023
Fit my 25 year old opener
Embarrassed to say but I was too cheap to replace a 25 year old Chamberlain/Sears garage door opener and took the chance this would fit and it fit perfectly
May 13, 2023
Good product
I love the TILE embedded in the buds.
Sep 10, 2022
Easy installation
So it all starated with the wife and I pulling our travel trailer and had a coil pack go out which made us go back 100 miles or so back home. Extended warranty covered the ONE coil pack R&R but was told others may be going someday soon. I installed these myself and I have limited mechanical ability. My vehicle is a 2016 Ram 1500 with the 3.6. The most difficult part of the replacement was getting the intake manifold off and then on again, but really it wasn't all that bad. You might want to get some coil pack connectors if you have a few years on the vehicle because half of my existing ones were brittle from sitting on top of the engine for almost seven years. I noticed the engine was missing after replacement of coil packs and I was thinking maybe I should have just paid the $1,000.00 plus to have the work done...so far it cost me $150 in parts including plugs... I took the truck to Autozone to see what was going on (great free OBD printout of the engine status!) and I found out the connector on cylinder 1 (thank GOD it was the easiest of ALL the ones to replace) had bad contact with the coil even though I had taped it as tight as I could. Went online orderes a set and replaced the cracked or broken ones pretty easily. Runs great now