Ignition Coil replacement for your Nissan Maxima

 

 
The Nissan Maxima is the Premium car in the Nissan lineup. Of course it came with the premium engine that uses ignition coil on plug type coils as opposed to the older distributor ignition systems. The Maxima began using individual ignition coil on plugs in the mid 90's, and continues to use the same setup today. Some of the 90's Maximas used two different kids of coils. The front 3 coils were different than the rear 3 coils. In 2003 and on, they used the same independent coil on plugs all the way around. When one ignition coils goes bad, it is likely that the others will follow soon. Make sure to check all of the grounds in your Maxima before installing new ignition coils. Old/bad electrical grounds can be the cause of a prematurely failed ignition coil. Our pricing is simply unmatched by many brick and mortar auto parts stores. Our goal is to save you money not just on the parts, but on the entire process. This is why we offer lots of how to information on the Nissan Maxima, and why we inform you of common problems specific to this vehicle, such as the 2003-2008 Maximas having a issue with the main ground, or the 95 and up Maxima ignition coils being sensitive to voltage readings. We include this specific information as you narrow your search down, so continue on to learn more about your specific year and model Maxima.

 

Cost To Replace Ignition Coils In Nissan Maxima

 

This can range anywhere from $400 to $800 or more depending on which shop you take your Maxima to. We would like you to save as much money as possible starting with the diagnostic. First, get yourself an OBDII scanner. This tool will help you find out why your check engine light is on, and even identify which cylinder is causing the misfire. One you locate the cylinder that is misfiring, swap the ignition coil over to another cylinder, and drive your Maxima so the ECU can identify the new cylinder that is misfiring. If the misfire follows the ignition coil, then you know for sure that the ignition coil is the problem. This will save you $100 on a diagnostic charge at many shops. Once you find out the coils are bad, you can purchase a set from us to save money. Our quality aftermarket ignition coils are lifetime warranty, and this warranty is good for as long as you own your Maxima. It even covers all shipping back and fourth. Then visit our how-to section to learn how to replace the ignition coils yourself. This type of savings can add up to over $500 when comparing to having a mechanic do this. It is also not a difficult job for anybody with basic mechanical skills. Continue on to find out how much money you can save on the parts alone.

 

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