Dinan D650-0004 Ignition Coil N Series Style Blue for BMW

If you’re looking to boost your ride’s ignition system, Dinan Ignition Coils are just what you need! These coils are designed for a seamless plug-and-play replacement or upgrade from your factory coils, delivering up to 10% more energy output. This means you’ll enjoy a stronger and more consistent spark, whether you’re replacing worn-out coils that are causing sluggish acceleration and misfires, or simply upgrading for reliability. Plus, if you love showing off your engine modifications, youll appreciate the variety of unique housing colors available to give your setup a personalized touch!

Compatible OEM Part #Cross Reference: 12138616153, 12138647689, 12138611236, 12138657273, 12120039634, 12120039664, 12130148594, 12131712219, 12137575010, 12137594596, 12137594937, 12137594938, and 02215044708.

M54 Note: For M54 applications, the coil styles may vary between M or N based on the vehicle’s production date. Cars made up until September 2002 will use the M series style coil, while those produced after will require the N series style coils. Be sure to visually compare and confirm the correct coil before making your purchase!

N63/S63 Note: Some N63/S63 applications might need a minor modificationspecifically, removing a small molding rib below the connector for a proper fit (around model year 2016). You can check the FAQ in the Tech Resources section below to see if your vehicle requires this adjustment. Just a heads-up, once modified, the coils cant be returned, so proceed with caution. We’re currently looking into making changes to the mold to eliminate this need for future shipments.

Features:

< li >Up to 10% more energy output than stock.

< li >Available in a striking red housing with the Dinan logo.

< li >A true upgrade that goes beyond just looks.

< li >Easy direct plug-and-play installation.

Fitment:

< li >The N series style coil fits the following engines: M54*, S54, N14, N18, N20, N26, N52, N54, N55, N62, N63*, N73, N74, S55, and S63.

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