[highhand]

Hello everyone!
I have a 2006 BMW 325i, but there is something wrong with its ignition coil. I went to the midas for help, they told i have to replace three ignition coils, each of them is $185. So now i'm trying to buy ignition coils from ebay or amazon. I fount two different items, one is Ignition Coil w/ Spark Plug Connector OEM on eaby, another one is pure Ignition Coil from amazon. Now im very confused. Which item should i buy?

Waiting for your advise. Thank you!

[highhand]

If there's someone can help me ?

[mike-y]

Do you have the part numbers for the coils you are looking at?

You can cross check them here:

http://realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?...17&hg=12&fg=05

[highhand]

Originally Posted by mike-y

Do you have the part numbers for the coils you are looking at?

You can cross check them here:

http://realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?...17&hg=12&fg=05

Hi.
I found BMW part # 12137548553 / 12137594936 from amazon, and BMW part# 12137594937 from ebay. which one fits better? Thank u very much for ur reply!

[mike-y]

The 553 is ane older part and has been discontinued (though it may will still work). The xxx936 says it's for cars built up to 4/2006, and the xxx937 is for cars built after 4/2006. Not sure if there is a difference, but you should be able to punch in your VIN at realoem.com and it will tell you when your car was built.

[tna9001]

AutohausAZ, They have the best prices I could find for coils. $28.40 each. This is about as easy as a DIY gets.

HERE's there site.

[benzo23]

Originally Posted by cnk2103

AutohausAZ, They have the best prices I could find for coils. $28.40 each. This is about as easy as a DIY gets.

HERE's there site.

Shit thats a great sale price on those i think im going to buy a couple just to have as back ups

[tna9001]

Originally Posted by benzo23

Shit thats a great sale price on those i think im going to buy a couple just to have as back ups

Yeah,

They ship quick too, same day on my order.