BMW E46 E53 E60 E81 E87 E90 E91 F10 F20 F30 Ignition Coil Petrol 1712219

BMW E46 E53 E60 E81 E87 E90 E91 F10 F20 F30 Ignition Coil Gasoline 1712219 is an original ignition coil from the BMW group, designed for gasoline engines in a wide range of this brand's models. The component ensures stable spark generation in the cylinder, which translates to smooth engine operation and correct throttle response.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 1712219
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 1712219
• Substitutable numbers: 12138616153, 8616153, 12137594596 12137562744 12131712219, 12137594937 12137594938 12130390064, 7594596 7562744 1712219, 7594937 7594938 0390064, 12137571643 12130148594 12137551049, 7551049, 0148594, 7571643, 0221504100, 0 221 504 100, 1220703201, 1 220 703 201, PK
• Fuel type: Petrol
• Category: Ignition Coils

Purpose and Application

The presented ignition coil belongs to the ignition coils category and has been designed for BMW gasoline engines in the E46, E53, E60, E81, E87, E90, E91, F10, F20, and F30 series. The OEM construction guarantees proper fit to the cylinder head, correct pin length, and accurate connection to the wiring harness, which facilitates installation in place of the factory component.

Thanks to the use of an original ignition coil, it is possible to restore proper ignition of the fuel-air mixture in the cylinders, which is important for both the dynamics and the smooth running of the engine.

Operating Parameters and Compatibility

The ignition coil is designed for gasoline engines where precise control of spark energy is required across a wide range of RPMs. The use of appropriate primary and secondary windings (compliant with BMW standards) allows for maintaining the correct output voltage under typical operating conditions.

The component has a dedicated OEM part number and a set of interchangeable numbers, which facilitates selection for a specific engine variant in a given BMW model. This allows the ignition coil to be used as a direct replacement for the factory-installed unit, without the need for installation modifications.

Condition, Verification, and Benefits of Installation

The ignition coil is a used part, sourced from disassembly, and offered as a used original BMW part. These types of components are often chosen for servicing older models where maintaining factory specifications at a reasonable repair cost is important. A properly selected ignition coil can help reduce typical symptoms of ignition system wear, such as misfires, jerking during acceleration, or rough idling.

The main benefits of using this ignition coil in a BMW gasoline engine include:

• maintaining operating characteristics consistent with the manufacturer's original design,
• compatibility with the original wiring harness and engine control unit,
• the possibility of installation in place of a worn coil without additional modifications.

Why Choose an Original BMW Ignition Coil

Using original BMW ignition coils reduces the risk of fitting problems and minimizes the possibility of interference with the engine's electronics. Compared to random aftermarket replacements, an OEM component ensures electrical parameter consistency with the ignition maps stored in the control unit, which promotes stable engine operation and correct exhaust emissions.

If you are looking for other BMW ignition coils compatible with different engine versions of this brand, check out the BMW ignition coils available in our store to select the right part for your model.

Practical Service Tips

When replacing an ignition coil, it is recommended to check the condition of the spark plugs and the wiring harness leading to the coils. If misfires occur in several cylinders, it is worth considering computer diagnostics and comparing the operating parameters of individual coils to avoid unnecessary replacement of functional components.

If you are interested in broader topics related to diagnostics and operation of vehicle components, including examples of using used parts, the following guide article may be helpful: steering system and power steering – how it works and what breaks?. Although it concerns a different system, it demonstrates a practical approach to assessing component condition and planning repairs.