Ignition Coil for 02-06 Audi A6 02-04 A4 6 Cylinder 3.0L

Overview

This high-quality Ignition Coil is constructed from robust, weather- and heat-resistant materials to ensure longevity and optimal engine performance in extreme driving conditions.

Product Features:

* Direct-fit replacement for part numbers: 06E905115D, 06E905115E, 06E905115G, 06H905115, 06H905115A, 06H905115B, 06H905115C, 06H905115D, 077905715C, 077905715E * Compatible with Audi A6 (2002-2006) and A4 (2002-2004) equipped with 6-cylinder 3.0L engines * Precision-engineered to meet or exceed OEM specifications * Durable construction ensures reliability and long-lasting performance * Easy to install, saving time and effort during repairs

Benefits:

* Restores optimal engine ignition efficiency * Improves engine starting and power output * Extends the lifespan of spark plugs and the overall ignition system * Contributes to smoother engine operation and reduced emissions

Usage Points:

* Designed for direct replacement of faulty or malfunctioning ignition coils * Recommended for use in regular maintenance or repairs to maintain peak engine performance * Compatible with both gasoline and flex-fuel vehicles

Detailed Specifications:

* Voltage: 12V * Resistance: 0.5+0.3Ω * Inductance: 14.1+1.0mH * Dimensions: 2.28" x 2.28" x 3.54" (58mm x 58mm x 90mm)

Addressing User Concerns:

* Made from durable materials to withstand extreme temperatures and weather conditions * Precision-engineered to meet OEM specifications, ensuring a perfect fit and optimal performance * Extensive testing ensures reliability and longevity

Additional Features:

* Ignition coils are an essential component of a vehicle's ignition system, responsible for delivering electrical current to the spark plugs, igniting the air-fuel mixture in the engine cylinders * Regular replacement of ignition coils is crucial for maintaining optimal engine performance and fuel efficiency

External Links for Additional Information:

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Ignition Coil Problems - AudiWorld Forums *

Symptoms of a Bad or Failing Ignition Coil - YourMechanic