Misfire with fuel Cut Off

[upallnight]

When I was the project manager for a project, I had to reject a bunch of fasteners because the spec had a "Buy America" clause in it. The bolts was from a Canadian supplier. The contractor reply to my rejection of the fasteners based on the "Buy America" clause was isn't Canada in North America?

Still get a chuckle from that one.

[TiAgX5]

Never said China is incapable of producing quality parts, only pointing out that it NEVER happens if the customer fails to monitor EVERY detail like a hawk!

How about OE GPS units that cause cancer, China made......

Dangerous navigation - Global Times

Google "defective "China made" automotive parts"

Most of the issues are "certified suppliers" to HUGE vehicle manufacturers. In the economic centers of China's automotive parts regions (not out in the sticks).

[romeokc10]

I read on two other BMW sites that Bremi are the ones you don't want to install, apparently BMW knew of some known issues with them in the early 2000's.

[TiAgX5]

Originally Posted by romeokc10

I read on two other BMW sites that Bremi are the ones you don't want to install, apparently BMW knew of some known issues with them in the early 2000's.

I had the first OE Bremi coil failure a few weeks ago, and that was due to oil soaking. Over 10 yrs of service and one failure is acceptable in my book.

But to the point, good or bad is not the issue, requesting a Bremi unit over the phone, while talking to a BMW dealer parts rep, and getting a different unit is unacceptable.

$130 for the BMW/China coilpack and $20 for the boot is absurd, for the cost of 4 units (coils/boots), I could get a full 8 pc set of High Output coils/boots from Bavauto.

Found the Bremi Germany coil on AutoPartsWay for $38.88, $91 dollars less for the part I REQUESTED on the phone!

[romeokc10]

Originally Posted by TiAgX5

I had the first OE Bremi coil failure a few weeks ago, and that was due to oil soaking. Over 10 yrs of service and one failure is acceptable in my book.

But to the point, good or bad is not the issue, requesting a Bremi unit over the phone, while talking to a BMW dealer parts rep, and getting a different unit is unacceptable.

$130 for the BMW/China coilpack and $20 for the boot is absurd, for the cost of 4 units (coils/boots), I could get a full 8 pc set of High Output coils/boots from Bavauto.

Found the Bremi Germany coil on AutoPartsWay for $38.88, $91 dollars less for the part I REQUESTED on the phone!

Gotcha, I just replaced all eight of my coils last Sunday, I was getting a misfire code in cylinder #4. I replaced mine with the coils the guy in post #24 mentioned, got them on ebay for under $90, they mention how theirs are made with copper windings instead of aluminum. I agree with you on the longevity point, my X has 208K miles, I replaced one coil last year, so you're right, that aint bad. I went with the cheaper ones because I'm getting rid of mine early next year, will be buying an X5M or a 2014 Grand Cherokee SRT8. It runs like a scalded dog now, pick up and power is instantaneous!

[championscooter]

I've decided to go with the BREMI Made in Germany instead of MotorKing coils. I realized it cost nearly twice as much but I would feel peace of mind go with Germany parts for my BMW X5.

Here the link: for $220 / 6 coils BREMI
For BMW 3 5 7 8 Series M3 x5 E46 E39 Bremi Spark Plug Ignition Coil w Boot Set | eBay

[championscooter]

Has anyone heard of MotorKing ignition coil they are Made in Taiwan? I've heard they are pretty decent in quality for 1/4 cost of OEM. I guess they're better than ones made in China.