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04-29-2011, 10:25 PM
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JCL, where did you find the OEM coils for $33 online? The ones for my truck are over $80...! Also, the ones pictured in post 1 are for the N62 engine anyways, not the M62. They have the M62 coils set at $600 on bavauto.....
(I'm taking some personal interest on this as I'm running pretty low on spare coils for my X and my mother's 5 at work)
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04-29-2011, 10:33 PM
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I used the N62 price to match the ones shown in the first post.
$33 on Pelican Parts, OEM (Bosch) but not OE. $52.75 for the earlier part for your 4.6 at the same supplier, OEM (Bremi)
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