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      10-04-2022, 07:53 AM   #1
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which coils to buy?

I bought the car about 5k miles ago. The car now has about 57k on the clock. About to do major service. I bought "OEM" coils from FCP. They are delphi units with metal body. Are these okay to use? or should I swap them for Bosch units? Just wanting to know what's the true OEM equivalent or something you guys use with success. Thank you.
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      10-12-2022, 08:19 PM   #2
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I bought the car about 5k miles ago. The car now has about 57k on the clock. About to do major service. I bought "OEM" coils from FCP. They are delphi units with metal body. Are these okay to use? or should I swap them for Bosch units? Just wanting to know what's the true OEM equivalent or something you guys use with success. Thank you.
I had watched this video that vehicle virals had made with his f10 m5

He had bought Delphi coils for a older m5 as in his car is a 2016 but he bought Delphi coils for a 2014 m5 and he ran into issues from a simple notch in the plastic part of the coil causing fitment issues

I don't think brands make a huge difference but definitely make sure you get the year right
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      11-02-2022, 11:27 AM   #3
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I had watched this video that vehicle virals had made with his f10 m5

He had bought Delphi coils for a older m5 as in his car is a 2016 but he bought Delphi coils for a 2014 m5 and he ran into issues from a simple notch in the plastic part of the coil causing fitment issues

I don't think brands make a huge difference but definitely make sure you get the year right
I saw that video.
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      11-03-2022, 01:56 PM   #4
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I got Delphi and they are OEM grade. No issues
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      11-03-2022, 04:41 PM   #5
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Delphi are OEM on later models and are good coils. Eldor are good too.
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