TRQ Ignition Coil Set ICA61498

TRQ ICA61498 is an eight piece square type ignition coil set listed for 2001-2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500, Silverado 2500 HD and Tahoe V8s. It is also used in LS swaps.

Part number: ICA61498
Condition: New
Our SKU: ICA61498

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Vehicle fitment

Year	Make	Model	Trim, body and engine
2003	Chevrolet	Silverado 1500	5.3L V8 VIN: T
2004	Chevrolet	Silverado 1500	5.3L V8 VIN: Z
2006	Chevrolet	Silverado 1500	6.0L V8 VIN: N
2001–2002	Chevrolet	Silverado 2500 HD	6.0L V8 VIN: U
2003	Chevrolet	Silverado 2500 HD	8.1L V8 VIN: G
2004	Chevrolet	Silverado 2500 HD	6.0L V8 VIN: U
2005–2006	Chevrolet	Silverado 2500 HD	8.1L V8 VIN: G
2004–2005	Chevrolet	Tahoe	4.8L V8 VIN: V

Rows are what the manufacturer lists for this part. If your trim or engine is missing, contact us with your VIN before ordering.

About this part

TRQ packs eight square type coils in the ICA61498 set, one for every cylinder. The brand says the coils bolt on directly with no modifications. They use high dielectric epoxy and reinforced bobbins for longer service life, and shells made to resist early boot wear. TRQ states the set is DOT certified and complies with FMVSS-111. A full set fixes misfires from tired factory coils in one job, and it is a common choice for LS swap builds.

Fitment notes

Rows list the 2003-2006 Silverado 1500 with 5.3L and 6.0L engines, the 2001-2006 Silverado 2500 HD with the 6.0L and 8.1L V8s, and the 2004-2005 Tahoe 4.8L. VIN engine codes T, Z, N, U, G and V appear. Square coils are required. Check your code in the fitment table, or send your VIN.

Specifications and features

Quantity: 8 coils
Coil style: square
High dielectric epoxy, reinforced bobbins
Complies with FMVSS-111 per TRQ
Also used for LS swaps

Installation notes

Disconnect the battery first. Replace coils one at a time, transferring brackets as needed, and keep the plug wires in firing order. Inspect plugs and wires, then clear any stored misfire codes.