waylap Posted November 29, 2008 Share Posted November 29, 2008 I think I've finally narrowed down my problem on a rough running 04 RT to a bad "stick coil" from what I've researched on similar symptoms. The part number that seems to be the one I need is listed on posts as # 12-13-7-680-644 ...however, on the parts diagram it lists several items as an ignition coil with the part # above as one of them- I think # 3 on the parts list but part # 2 also says ignition coil and pictures something completely different looking. Which do I need on a dual spark 04 RT? The long stick looking thing that goes down into the valve cover or the more boxy looking thing ? http://www.webparts.com/diagram.php?btnr=12_1226&mospid=47981&hg=12&fg=05 Link to comment
bdspler Posted November 29, 2008 Share Posted November 29, 2008 YES! The long Stick thing! I'm getting and Extra one for cross Counrty Travel ! bd Link to comment
Boffin Posted November 29, 2008 Share Posted November 29, 2008 I think I've finally narrowed down my problem on a rough running 04 RT to a bad "stick coil" from what I've researched on similar symptoms. The part number that seems to be the one I need is listed on posts as # 12-13-7-680-644 ...however, on the parts diagram it lists several items as an ignition coil with the part # above as one of them- I think # 3 on the parts list but part # 2 also says ignition coil and pictures something completely different looking. Which do I need on a dual spark 04 RT? The long stick looking thing that goes down into the valve cover or the more boxy looking thing ? http://www.webparts.com/diagram.php?btnr=12_1226&mospid=47981&hg=12&fg=05 The twin spark 1150 has three coils, one 'boxy' thing which is a standard type coil for the secondary plugs, and two stick coils that also act as plug-caps - one each side, for the primary plugs. Andy Link to comment
T__ Posted November 29, 2008 Share Posted November 29, 2008 Waylap, Chicago BMW has those coils at discount.. 12137680644 __ IGNITION COIL S ----Retail Price:$121.57 ----Our Price:$97.26 Twisty Link to comment
waylap Posted November 29, 2008 Author Share Posted November 29, 2008 Lynchburg BMW I tried Chicago and their webpage is having security problems so I tried to call- no answer... Finally found Lynchburg Va BMW, their price = $95 ..in stock! Very friendly and helpful on the phone and only charge 12.50 shipping. Their price was significantly lower than any other I found. Some places wanted as much as $130 Thanks for the help everybody! Now I've got to go to the auto parts store for new plugs and some canned compressed air to clean the computer AND the internals of the spark plug area (not on the computer). Which is better.....imported air, northern air....Kosher air? Link to comment
flars Posted November 29, 2008 Share Posted November 29, 2008 I believe if you do a search on the site, you will find a plethora of information on the air that is best to use for various tasks on the oil head. I seem to remember that there was a very vocal minority that recommended SD (Southern Domestic) for use in the warmer states. However, there has been a trend lately toward recommending the use of Nitrogen for all things that blow or suck. Be sure to keep the air and oil separate. Link to comment
mrduck Posted November 29, 2008 Share Posted November 29, 2008 I would be more than happy to send you a box of our dry desert air. Special today for only 19.95 Plus shipping and handling (for an additional 9.95 we will include your very own tumble weed!) Link to comment
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