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Ignition Coil 06E905115E – Compatible with Audi/VW 3.0T 3.2L V6 Audi A4/A6/Q5/Q7/S4/S5 – OEM Replacement 6pcsPack

Ignition Coil 06E905115E – Compatible with Audi/VW 3.0T 3.2L V6 Audi A4/A6/Q5/Q7/S4/S5 – OEM Replacement 6pcsPack

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OEM Replacement Ignition Coil – OE#06E905115A,06E905115B,06E905115C,06E905115D,06E905115E,06E905115F,95860210200

Is your Audi or VW experiencing rough idling, engine hesitation, or a dreaded check engine light? The ignition coil is a critical component that delivers the high-voltage spark your engine needs for combustion. Over time, heat and wear degrade performance, leading to misfires, poor fuel economy, and power loss.

Our ignition coils are direct OEM replacements engineered to meet or exceed original equipment specifications. Each coil is built with high-quality components, pure copper windings, and high-dielectric epoxy insulation to withstand extreme under-hood temperatures and prevent internal shorts.

Available in 4-Pack, 6-Pack, or 8-Pack – Choose the quantity your engine needs.
Compatible Vehicles (Partial List)

This ignition coil fits a wide range of Audi and Volkswagen vehicles with 3.0T V6 and 3.2L V6 engines, including:

Make Model Years Engine
Audi A4 (B7/B8) 2005–2016 3.2L V6
Audi A5 (B8) 2008–2016 3.2L V6 / 3.0T
Audi A6 (C6/C7) 2005–2018 3.0T / 3.2L V6
Audi A7 (C7) 2012–2018 3.0T
Audi A8 (D4) 2011–2017 3.0T
Audi Q5 (B8) 2009–2017 3.0T / 3.2L V6
Audi Q7 (4L/4M) 2007+ 3.0T
Audi S4 / S5 (B8) 2009–2016 3.0T
Audi SQ5 (B8) 2014–2017 3.0T
Audi Q3 / A3 / TT Various 2.0T FSI/TSI

⚠️ Important: Please verify your vehicle's VIN and engine code before purchase. Coil-on-plug engines require one coil per cylinder – a V6 needs 6 coils and a V8 needs 8 coils.
Installation Tips (DIY-Friendly)

1. Disconnect battery negative terminal before starting
2. Clean the area around the coil and spark plug well to prevent debris from entering the cylinder
3. Unplug the electrical connector carefully – use a small pick to release the locking tab
4. Remove the hold-down bolt and gently twist the coil boot to break the seal, then pull straight up
5. Apply a small dab of dielectric grease inside the new boot (avoid electrical terminals)
6. Seat the new coil firmly onto the spark plug until you feel solid engagement
7. Torque the hold-down bolt to factory specs (typically 4–8 N·m / 35–71 in-lb)
8. Reconnect the electrical connector until it clicks
9. Reconnect battery and start the engine – clear any OBD-II codes with a scanner

🚨 Safety Note: Always allow the engine to cool completely before working on ignition components. Wear protective gloves and safety glasses.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: How many ignition coils does my car need?

A: Most modern vehicles use a coil-on-plug (COP) system with one coil per cylinder. A V6 engine requires 6 coils; a V8 requires 8 coils. Some older V6 engines use a 3-coil waste-spark system – verify your vehicle's ignition system before ordering.

Q: Is this a genuine OEM part?

A: This is a high-quality aftermarket replacement that meets or exceeds OE specifications. It is a direct alternative to the dealership part (OE# 06E905115E) at a fraction of the cost.

Q: What are the symptoms of a failing ignition coil?

A: Common signs include:

· Rough idle or engine hesitation
· Loss of power during acceleration
· Decreased fuel economy
· Check Engine Light with codes P030X (cylinder misfire) or P0351–P0358 (ignition coil circuit fault)

Q: How long do ignition coils last?

A: Ignition coils typically last 80,000–100,000 miles, but heat, vibration, and age can cause premature failure. If you're replacing one coil, consider replacing all coils in a set to ensure balanced performance and avoid repeat issues.

Q: Do I need to replace the spark plugs at the same time?

A: It is highly recommended. Worn spark plugs can put extra strain on ignition coils, leading to premature failure. Always verify spark plug gap and torque to factory specifications.

Q: Will this product fit my vehicle?

A: Please check the compatible vehicles list above and verify your VIN and engine code. If you're unsure, message us with your vehicle details and we'll confirm fitment for you.

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🚀 Why Choose Our Ignition Coils?

· Quality Assurance – Each unit is tested for spark energy output, impedance, and durability
· North American Market Ready – Engineered to meet US emissions and performance standards
· Bulk Pack Options – Save money with 4, 6, or 8-pack configurations

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