I am planning to change mine and have the ablility to do it with confidence. However i need help with pricing out the wires. from what i understand there are 3 wires(reg) and the other 3 im not sure how to buy or even the name of those... I believe its called coil boot and where the best pricing is at for these. Can anyone jump in and help. I was looking and pricing comparing with autozone, pepboys, and another parts store and even ebay.
GRed
GRed, the Santa Fe 2.7 and 3.5 use coils and ignition wires. There are six spark plug wires that run from three coils to the plugs.
Jim Ellis Hyundai has them (online) as well as your local dealership. Look for part 2750139A70. CABLE SET - SPARK PLUG. SPARK PLUG & CABLE; SPARK PLUG & CABLE (3.5L .). 2006 Hyundai Santa Fe # 2750139A70
Be Safe, Mark V.
Jim Ellis Hyundai has them (online) as well as your local dealership. Look for part 2750139A70. CABLE SET - SPARK PLUG. SPARK PLUG & CABLE; SPARK PLUG & CABLE (3.5L .). 2006 Hyundai Santa Fe # 2750139A70
Be Safe, Mark V.
As FireMark mentioned, you have coils on plugs.
I recently replaced my plugs, ignition coils and ignition wires on my 2.4L Santa Fe. Although my motor is 4 cylinder vs your 6 cylinder, I did a fair amount of research on the topic of aftermarket coils and wires and as you'll see throughout these forums the general recommendation is to stick with genuine Hyundai parts when replacing these items.
As you are in the USA, you may wish to take a look at Four Green Auto that deals exclusively in genuine Hyundai parts, as does Jim Ellis that FireMark posted.
I know for me and my 4 cylinder coils and wire set the price from Four Green was less expensive than any "parts store" with after market coils and wires. They were reasonabley priced and make replacing the 2 coils (3 for you) and the wire set a practical thing to do seeing they had never been replaced before. I'd sooner replace them before they fail and leave you stranded on the side of the road...but that's just me.
If you're going to do it yourself I think you'll find that the price of the 6 NGK plugs, 3 genuine Hyundai coils and the associated wire set will still cost you far less than what the dealership wants for half that work. Good luck!
I recently replaced my plugs, ignition coils and ignition wires on my 2.4L Santa Fe. Although my motor is 4 cylinder vs your 6 cylinder, I did a fair amount of research on the topic of aftermarket coils and wires and as you'll see throughout these forums the general recommendation is to stick with genuine Hyundai parts when replacing these items.
As you are in the USA, you may wish to take a look at Four Green Auto that deals exclusively in genuine Hyundai parts, as does Jim Ellis that FireMark posted.
I know for me and my 4 cylinder coils and wire set the price from Four Green was less expensive than any "parts store" with after market coils and wires. They were reasonabley priced and make replacing the 2 coils (3 for you) and the wire set a practical thing to do seeing they had never been replaced before. I'd sooner replace them before they fail and leave you stranded on the side of the road...but that's just me.
If you're going to do it yourself I think you'll find that the price of the 6 NGK plugs, 3 genuine Hyundai coils and the associated wire set will still cost you far less than what the dealership wants for half that work. Good luck!
Here is a site that sells wire sets for your car:
2004 Hyundai Santa Fe: Wire Sets: Part Finder: Automotive: Amazon.com
2004 Hyundai Santa Fe: Wire Sets: Part Finder: Automotive: Amazon.com
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