Ignition Coil Unit (1 Viewer)

[GabDags]

Looking on rockauto,

Theyre showing these as OEM replacement. are the Bremi Ignition coils considered to be OEM?

 

[deanblitzer]

I believe Denso is OEM without the Toyota name on the side

 

[GabDags]

I believe Denso is OEM without the Toyota name on the side

Just wondering about the Bremi ones considering theyre showing OEM on rockauto.

 

[deanblitzer]

Not sure on those. Sorry!

 

[Trapper50cal]

Denso or NGK would be my only recommendations...pretty much always.
Never heard of Bremi so I'm guessing no.

 

[Trunk Monkey]

OEM replacement means just that, it can be used to replace the OEM part. Doesn't mean it's OEM manufacture.

 

[kevgentile]

Bremi is an oem unit on BMW and Mercedes. We've had great success with the brand and use them a lot on all the German models.

 

[GabDags]

Bremi is an oem unit on BMW and Mercedes. We've had great success with the brand and use them a lot on all the German models.

yeah ive used them on BMW and they worked great. Just curious about the LC with them

 

[cruisin4bruisins]

Bite the bullet and get an oem coil. You will be replacing that rock auto coil in under 2 years lol

 

[cmoe]

Has anyone bought Ignition Coils from ebay? I am seeing a lot of selling what appears to be Genuine OEM Toyota coils for ~$130 for a set of 8. Has anyone ran these? The price seems like it might be to good to be true but it looks legit.

 

[SteveH]

Ebay/Amazon are known for a lot of frauds (and many appear very legit) No way is anyone selling OEM set of 8 for $130. If it sounds too good to be true....

I would get Denso coils (individually) from Rock Auto, which have proven to be non-fake and reasonably priced. Rock Auto's supply chain seems to be legit.

 

[Rhetoric]

Has anyone bought Ignition Coils from ebay? I am seeing a lot of selling what appears to be Genuine OEM Toyota coils for ~$130 for a set of 8. Has anyone ran these? The price seems like it might be to good to be true but it looks legit.

If it's too good to be true, it probably is.

Just like the "GUARANTEED GENUINE" TPMS sensors I bought on eBay. Four for $40. Definitely not genuine, but they are TPMS so I didn't care that one always read -40deg F.

Stick to actual Mr T parts from a good vendor or you will get good at replacing parts over and over again.

 

[TequilaMechanic]

Has anyone bought Ignition Coils from ebay? I am seeing a lot of selling what appears to be Genuine OEM Toyota coils for ~$130 for a set of 8. Has anyone ran these? The price seems like it might be to good to be true but it looks legit.

Too many fakes on eBay/amazon. Best you can do price wise is buy direct from denso (or maybe Amayana now that I think of it). I had one cracked coil which I replaced but then for all other coils I just put in new springs and rubbers. Denso ignition coil kit 671-8184. Ran me about $64 I think for all 8.