Went back to old Bosch coil (which was not bad before) and no change.
Cons: no change
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my first bmw was a 2007 328i and kept having misfire issues. Tried 6 new coils from autozone, still had misfire issues, returned them and ordered Bosch. Misfire was gone.
Pros: misfire resolved
Vehicle:
BMW
Few months ago I got all 6 OBD1 Bosch coil packs and it changed nothing for me other than a slightly smoother top end, I still have a slight misfire at idle.
Pros: slightly smoother top end
Cons: slight misfire at idle
Vehicle:
BMW
Whenever I need a coil, I try to find a Bosch blue first. For whatever reason they’re scarce, but I’ve always had good luck with them.
Pros: good luck with them
Cons: scarce to find
I also got my OEM coils for free but i do now need to replace mine, and will be going Bosch.
Vehicle:
Volkswagen Jetta
i ended up going with BOSCH 0986221072 ignition coils, no issues with stage 1 tune so far. Put almost 20,00km since installation.
Pros: no issues so far
Mileage: 20000 km
Part number: 0986221072
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Part number: 07K905715G
Bosch makes a lot of the oem coils, so I wouldn't shy away.
Pros: reliable, good quality
I ended up going with Bosch and haven’t had any issues.
Pros: no issues
Just stuck a load of Bosch in mine, worked a treat, xHP throttle blip downshifts were sometimes jerky and causing transmission faults but now they’re as smooth as butt’uh.
Pros: smooth downshifts
Cons: jerky downshifts
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