07 Camry V6 check engine light.

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iGas

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It turn out that I got a code "PO354 ignition coil D Primary/Secondary circuit malfunction" from the OBD reader.

I'm downloading the 2007~2009 Camry Repair Manual at the moment for $14.99 USD. And, what a rip off for parts these days, the local parts shop wants $102.98 CAD for an ignition coil.

If I recalled correctly my old 1980 Corolla distributor cap ++ rotor ++ the full set of copper core ignition coils cost me $80 CAD in the late 80s.
 
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StageLeft

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That sucks, I hate coils. You can buy online for closer to $60 I would guess, I could for both of my vehicles I had to replace all coils in.
 

iGas

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PS. Should I replace the spark plugs while I'm at it?

Thanks Skoorb, I'll check on line to see if the price is lower.
 

CraigRT

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How many miles on the plugs? If they're platinum or iridium from the factory I wouldn't change unless you're well on your way to 100k miles.

The spark plugs in my 2002 Maxima were original until a few months ago. They still looked decent. 100k miles.
 

iGas

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How many miles on the plugs? If they're platinum or iridium from the factory I wouldn't change unless you're well on your way to 100k miles.

The spark plugs in my 2002 Maxima were original until a few months ago. They still looked decent. 100k miles.
26,700 miles.
 
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