Ignition Coils For 2008 Honda Element

 

If your Honda Element has a misfire, we have a solution at a fair price. If you have been to your local auto parts store, you may have seen these ranging anywhere from $60 to $100 for each ignition coil. Don't let this scare you. You can find the same quality ignition coils for much less. Here at Araparts we offer the same quality ignition coils for much less. The prices are so unbelievable that many customers call in just to ask why we are so cheap. The answer to that is because we order large amounts of coils at once. That means we will have hundreds of ignition coils in stock just for the '08 Honda Element. Yes, you read that right. The local stores may carry a few on hand. At most, 4 coils in stock. We are able to offer the same quality ignition coils for much less. We also sell the entire set of 4 ignition coils for your 2008 Element, so you can save money on the bundle of ignition coils.

 

Replacing all 4 coils in the Element

The industry standard recommendation is to replace all 4 coils at the same time if one fails. We recommend the same thing if the coils are 7 years or older. If they are newer, you can usually get away with replacing just one. This is recommended because when one old ignition coil fails, the rest tend to fail at the same time. Diagnosing a misfire in a Honda Element can be a bit tricky sometimes only because Honda's on-board computers in these model years don't always pinpoint which cylinder the misfire is occurring. Often times you might see something like: P0300, P0301, P0302, P0303, P0304 OBDII codes all showing at the same time. This doesn't mean that all four cylinders are misfiring however. This means that the computer knows there is a misfire, but it is not able to identify which cylinder is it coming from. One way to find the misfire would be to unplug the connector while the engine is running to see if there is a change. If it gets worse or the engine shuts off, then the coil is good. If there is no change the the coil is bad. You will need an OBDII scanner to scan for a check engine light. Don't worry however. These aren't expensive and start at around $10.

Common things most owners of the Element notice when they have a bad ignition coils is a misfire and a rough running engine. This is usually accompanied by a check engine light as well. Once the check engine light is on, you will be able to scan the vehicle computer and figure out what is causing the issue.

Lifetime Warranty

We back the coils for your 2008 Honda Element with a lifetime warranty, good for as long as you own your Honda Element. We know the ignition coils we sell are quality and we stand behind them. Our warranty also covers the shipping back and fourth as well. Our return policy in generous as well. Aside from the lifetime warranty, we allow up to 2 full months to return an item that isn't needed. We understand sometimes people mis-diagnose problems, and you shouldn't be stuck with a part you don't need. If you are still unsure of ignition coil fitment in your 2008 Honda Element, feel free to call us at (916) 585-6835. We are happy to help you find the right parts.