{Vehicle Fitment-1} oem Ignition Coil Pack Compatible with MINI 2007-2016 clubman Countryman Cooper/Cooper Works/One, For 2009-2017 bmw 116i 120i 128i 130i 135i M135i, 2014-2021 BMW 220i M235i 228i/228i xDrive M235i/M235i xDrive, 1997-2005 318Ci 320Ci 325Ci 330Ci 318i 320i 325i 325xi 330i 330xi, 2006-2018 318i 323i 320i 325i 328i/328i xDrive 330i 335i/335i xDrive M3 Competition, For 2000-2009 BMW 520i 550i {Vehicle Fitment-2} spark plug coil pack For 2009-2017 BMW 520i 523i 528i/528 i xDrive 535i/535i xDrive 550i/550i xDrive, 2004-2018 BMW 630i 650i/650i xDrive 640i/640i xDrive, 2005-2015 730i 730Li 740i 740Li 750i 750Li 760i 760Li / 2017-2022 M760i/M760i M760Li, 2019-2025 bmw M850i For 2012-2015 BMW X1, 2007-2017 BMW X3, 2015-2019 BMW X4, 2004-2018 BMW X5, 2008-2016 BMW X6, 2006-2016 BMW Z4 engine & Specifications: This genuine spark plug coil is designed for a wide range of BMW engines. It fits 4‑cylinder N20/N26/N46/N13 engines (2004–2015) in 1.6L, 2.0L, 1.8L variants; 6‑cylinder N52/N54/N55/S55 engine (2004–2020) in 2.5L & 3.0L variants; N62/N63 V8 engines (3.6L, 4.4L, 4.8L); the N74 6.0L V12 (2008–2022). Sold as a single pack. part number is 12138616153; compatible replacement numbers 12137594937, 12137550012, 12137575010, 12137594596 Oem upgraded: This latest-generation OEM ignition coil pack. features upgraded materials — reinforced PBT, FKM (fluoroelastomer) seals, improved winding insulation, a metal shielding layer, and enhanced primary and secondary coils. These enhancements help maintain consistent ignition output to the spark plug and provide strong resistance to heat, corrosion, and vibration, ensuring reliable signal transmission in humid or otherwise demanding environments This OEM performance coil pack delivers a secondary voltage of 25kV−35kV with ignition energy of 50mJ−75mJ and an operating range from -40C—150C. It is engineered to address common drivability problems including engine misfires, rough idle, reduced power and higher fuel consumption, difficult starting. It can help clear or prevent dashboard alerts such as “Check Engine”, codes P0300, P0301–P0306, and P0351 {Installation} It is recommended to replace the full set of ignition coils for the vehicle. If one coil fails, it indicates that the other coils have a similar degree of wear. During installation, it is advisable to apply dielectric grease to help extend the service life of the components. This OEM part is resold here. PAWODIKE sources it directly from the official OEM, and it is offered for sale through (Professional Automotive Parts)

Ignition Coil Product Specifications & Maintenance Guide

Basic Information

Part Numbers: 12138616153 (12-13-8-616-153)

Replacement Part Numbers: 12137550012, 12137575010, 12137594938

Previous Generation Part Numbers: 12137594937, 12137571643, 12137562744, 12137594596

Product Quality: Genuine OEM Accessories

Country of Origin: Portugal

Key Features: Upgraded and improved based on the previous-generation OEM ignition coil

Fully compatible with aftermarket/replacement parts without any compatibility issues

Installation Instructions

Use dielectric grease (insulating grease) to prevent high-voltage arc breakdown between the ignition coil and spark plug. This ensures all high-voltage electricity is used for spark plug ignition, avoiding misfires caused by energy loss.

Application method:

Dip a finger to take a rice grain-sized amount of grease.

Apply it evenly inside the coil boot.

Tools allowed: Small brush, cotton swab, clean cloth, or paper towel.

Replacement Recommendations

If only one ignition coil is faulty, it is recommended to replace the complete set for the vehicle. Ignition coils operate simultaneously, and subsequent failures of other coils are likely to occur in a short period.

Quantity per vehicle: Determine based on the number of cylinders (check under the hood):

4-cylinder engines (e.g., N20/N26): Replace 4 coils

6-cylinder engines (e.g., N55/N52): Replace 6 coils

Common Ignition Coil Failure Symptoms

Engine misfires – Unstable operation, hesitation, or rough acceleration

Difficult starting – Especially cold starts

Loss of power – Reduced acceleration or overall engine performance

Rough idle – Engine shaking or unstable operation at idle

Check Engine Light (CEL) – Usually the first sign of ignition coil failure

Diagnostic codes – P0351-P0358 typically indicate specific coil malfunctions

Poor fuel economy – Reduced combustion efficiency increases fuel consumption

Increased emissions – Incomplete combustion may cause failed emission tests

Maintenance Tips

Inspect every 30,000 to 40,000 miles for signs of wear or oil contamination.

Keep the engine compartment clean – Oil leaks can damage the ignition coil insulation.

Monitor engine diagnostic codes – Addre