Ignition for BMW E39 M5 S62 5.0L

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Your BMW's ignition system is critical for smooth engine operation. This category contains parts used in the BMW ignition system, including spark plugs, ignition coils, spark plug wires and boots, ignition rotors and caps, distributors and distributor caps. On most 1991 and later model BMWs, your car has what's known as a coil-on-plug system, where each cylinder has its own ignition coil that sits directly atop the spark plug (so you won't have spark plug wires on those BMWs.) A fresh set of spark plugs is an essential part of any BMW engine tune up.

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Schwaben Extended 5/8" Spark Plug Socket
Schwaben Extended 5/8" Spark Plug Socket
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T#:367321
Part#: S-3858-125
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The Schwaben Extended Reach Spark Plug Socket is the perfect tool for removing 5/8-inch spark plugs with deeply recessed plugs.

The five inch long, rigid socket body provides solid engagement with the plug hex to prevent plug breakage.

Features:

  • Magnetic ring holds the spark plug but won't stick to the plug porcelain neck like sockets with cheap rubber inserts
  • Chrome plated with durable and attractive polished surface
  • Turn it with a 3/8-inch ratchet or a 19 mm (¾-inch) socket or box wrench at the external hex head
  • Outer diameter of socket is approximately 22mm
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Spark Plug Boot - Priced Each
Spark Plug Boot - Priced Each
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T#:596875
Part#: 12131730412
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Sometimes a bad coil may just be a broken or damaged connector boot. This is especially true on cars with a leaking valve cover gasket where the oil has contamintated the rubber boot and the electrical parts inside. This boot can be replaced on its own without having to buy a whole new coil. This part is also useful if you purchased a coil that did not come with a new boot.
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