Ignition Coils For Jeep Commander

 

The Jeep commander uses 6 (3.7 V6) or 8 (4.7, or 5.7 Hemi V8) individual ignition coils. When these fail, you may experience a very rough running engine. Other times, a bad ignition coil that isn't completely dead can cause your Commander to feel like it is hiccuping or surging as you drive it. Replacement of an ignition coil can correct this issue. If the ignition coils are all several years old, or the original ones that came with the Jeep when it was new, and one fails, it is recommended to replace all of the ignition coils at once. This is because if they are all the same age, they will fail not far apart from each other. Sometimes months, or even days for some unlucky owners. We have these for significant discounts over the local autoparts store, because let' be honest, who really wants to spend $50-$100 per coil? Select the year and engine size of your Jeep commander to find the ignition coils you've been looking for.