Bosch Coil Packs

[Richiebhoy]

Hi, can anyone recommend where I can get genuine Bosch Coil packs for my 4.2. Also part number would be nice. Searched for hours with alternative numbers, not found anything suitable. Thanks

[Supateg]

Bosch 0221 503 025

[Rochester TVR]

Is it the same part for a 4.5?

[Supateg]

I assumed there both the same.
Cross reference
http://www.eraspares.com/ec/TabelloneRicerca.asp?R...

[sonnylad]

I have 2 original Citroen/Peugeot one's part ref 5970.60 and made by Sagem that could do with a new home.

[Richiebhoy]

sonnylad said:

I have 2 original Citroen/Peugeot one's part ref 5970.60 and made by Sagem that could do with a new home.

Hi, thanks for that but I ordered two new Bosch packs from Germany about 4 hours ago once I got the numbers. Thanks again Richiebhoy

[ukkid35]

My Chinese copies costing £25 ea have been working fine for nearly three years now.

[Rochester TVR]

sonnylad said:

I have 2 original Citroen/Peugeot one's part ref 5970.60 and made by Sagem that could do with a new home.

YHM

[sonnylad]

Rochester TVR said:

YHM

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Thanks

[ukkid35]

sonnylad said:

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Thanks

Sorry Russ, I wasn't thinking.

[sonnylad]

Thats ok, the cheap ones you buy have they got a name on them, just trying to work out whether sagem are good bad or just plain middle of the road.

[ukkid35]

sonnylad said:

Thats ok, the cheap ones you buy have they got a name on them, just trying to work out whether sagem are good bad or just plain middle of the road.

The Chinese ones were made by Changsha Aosky Auto Parts. My understanding is that Sagem is OEM on French made cars, in the same way that Bosch is OEM on German, and presumably of a similar quality.

[sonnylad]

ukkid35 said:

sonnylad said:

Thats ok, the cheap ones you buy have they got a name on them, just trying to work out whether sagem are good bad or just plain middle of the road.

The Chinese ones were made by Changsha Aosky Auto Parts. My understanding is that Sagem is OEM on French made cars, in the same way that Bosch is OEM on German, and presumably of a similar quality.

How many miles do you think you've covered on the Changsha coil Packs

[ukkid35]

sonnylad said:

How many miles do you think you've covered on the Changsha coil Packs

OK - so I've been rumbled.

Not many perhaps 8k. Took me a while to source affordable speed sensors, so I'm not really sure how many miles I've done. But they are all hot summer miles to Spa, Ring, Zolder, and once to Anglesey.

Edited by ukkid35 on Monday 28th April 13:51

[wiggycerb]

ukkid35 said:

OK - so I've been rumbled.

Not many perhaps 8k. Took me a while to source affordable speed sensors, so I'm not really sure how many miles I've done. But they are all hot summer miles to Spa, Ring, Zolder, and once to Anglesey.

Edited by ukkid35 on Monday 28th April 13:51

Come to Cornwall, ive not had many HOT miles just wet ones

[jhfozzy]

ukkid35 said:

My Chinese copies costing £25 ea have been working fine for nearly three years now.

Geniune Bosch ones cost £37.41 +VAT










(Before the seller's mark-up, not sure what we'd retail them at.)

[Richiebhoy]

Thats a good price for Bosch, where from please

[jhfozzy]

Richiebhoy said:

Thats a good price for Bosch, where from please

It's what it costs us, we'd put a (large) markup on that unfortunately.

[Richiebhoy]

Okay, im lost in this tread, wish i hadnt started it.

[jhfozzy]

Searching off Supateg's Bosch number they all seem to be around the £75-£80 mark.

I can see how much I can get off retail if you want?

Obviously, that's assuming Supateg has the correct number.

ETA: Just seen that you've bought some already.