Ignition Stick Coil 90 Degree (Right-side) - BMW R nineT, R1200, R900 & HP2 ; 12 13 8 565 080, 12 13 7 715 858, 12 13 8 520 174 / BMW Made in Italy

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Stick Coil Angled - Right-Side - BMW R nineT; 12 13 8 565 080 / BERU

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Part #:SCoil080

Coil Over Plug, 90 degree connector, Right-side Ignition Stick Coil.

See SCoil079 for the left side stick coil.

The coil is an improved design with stainless steel jacket for strength and engine heat reflection.

The rotation angle of the connector terminal on the 90 degree angle coil will require a simple minor modification to the plastic coil cover for proper alignment.
Please refer to the Installation Guide for additional details.

Vehicle Manufacturer: BMW
Application: BMW Hexhead Models
Make/Model: BMW R nineT17, R nineT Pure,R nineT Racer,R nineT Scrambler,R nineT Urban G/S
Model Years: 2015 - 2017
Manufacturer #: 12 13 8 565 080, 12 13 8 520 174
BMW Coil #: 12189R, 8 520 174, 7 715 856, 7 696 510, 7 692 262, 7 676 572
Resistance: 1KΩ

(See APPLICATION TABLE tab BELOW to verify vehicle fitment)

Original Equipment: BERU

Made in Italy

BMW List Price $235.52

USD Price $162.30

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Application Table

As per BMW Technical Service Bulletin, all coils should be replaced as a complete set.

Over time, heat and aging make the spark plug connector brittle. The terminal connection becomes loose in the sealing area of the spark plug, which may cause misfiring and other poor ignition symptoms.

Installation Guide:

Switch off the IGNITION. Wait for 15 minutes before removing the spark plug coil. This prevents voltage peaks that may damage or destroy the Engine Electronic Control Unit .
Remove the defective coil.
Apply a thin film a dielectric grease to the neck of the spark plug, or the inner part of the rubber sealing boot.
Re-attach the spark plug coil to the spark plug.
Check the primary connector contacts for oxidation and clean if required. Apply dielectric grease for improved continuity and future oxidation prevention.