Are Autozone Ignition Coils Any Good at Sue Sargent blog

Are Autozone Ignition Coils Any Good. Eldor are the current oem and the best made. Autozone didn't use to test the coils but they do now and the specs for their coils are from 6k to 12.5k ohms. One of my ignition coils kicked the bucket today and i decided to go with autozone's duralast ($50 cheaper than the price the dealer's and comes with a 2 year warranty). I usually tend to go with autozone duralast, they have duralast ($30) as. Oem ignition coils are usually more expensive but they are also of a higher quality. They last longer and perform better than their aftermarket counterparts. Often aftermarket coils can be the cause of misfires. My choices today are as always autozone and oreillys. I called my 3 local indy shops that know e90's well and they all said bosch. I think they are a bit overkill for na n52 or stock n54. Aftermarket ignition coils are cheaper but they do not always last as long or perform as well as oem coils. There are pros and cons to both oem and aftermarket ignition coils. There are a few out there that a good (araparts has some good ones i used on a f150 that are know to be picky about coils), but sticking with oem/oem maker is the safe and cheaper. One of my bosch coils. The oe coils rarely fail and when they do it's usually at higher mileage.

Eldor are the current oem and the best made. I usually tend to go with autozone duralast, they have duralast ($30) as. There are pros and cons to both oem and aftermarket ignition coils. I called my 3 local indy shops that know e90's well and they all said bosch. One of my bosch coils. Often aftermarket coils can be the cause of misfires. Autozone didn't use to test the coils but they do now and the specs for their coils are from 6k to 12.5k ohms. The oe coils rarely fail and when they do it's usually at higher mileage. I think they are a bit overkill for na n52 or stock n54. Aftermarket ignition coils are cheaper but they do not always last as long or perform as well as oem coils.

autozone ignition coil? r/350z

Are Autozone Ignition Coils Any Good Oem ignition coils are usually more expensive but they are also of a higher quality. My choices today are as always autozone and oreillys. One of my bosch coils. They last longer and perform better than their aftermarket counterparts. I usually tend to go with autozone duralast, they have duralast ($30) as. There are a few out there that a good (araparts has some good ones i used on a f150 that are know to be picky about coils), but sticking with oem/oem maker is the safe and cheaper. One of my ignition coils kicked the bucket today and i decided to go with autozone's duralast ($50 cheaper than the price the dealer's and comes with a 2 year warranty). Eldor are the current oem and the best made. I called my 3 local indy shops that know e90's well and they all said bosch. Autozone didn't use to test the coils but they do now and the specs for their coils are from 6k to 12.5k ohms. The oe coils rarely fail and when they do it's usually at higher mileage. Oem ignition coils are usually more expensive but they are also of a higher quality. Aftermarket ignition coils are cheaper but they do not always last as long or perform as well as oem coils. Often aftermarket coils can be the cause of misfires. There are pros and cons to both oem and aftermarket ignition coils. I think they are a bit overkill for na n52 or stock n54.