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Ignition Coil8 569 194
BMW OE number, as listed in aftermarket supplier catalogues. Compare listings for this exact number, then confirm the part number and vehicle fitment before ordering.
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€17.00 – €35.82Cheapest listing: + €15.30 shipping to Germanyestimated delivery in 6–8 daysView on Ovoko
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Aftermarket part numbers
Supplier articles whose catalogue lists 8 569 194. Check the supplier’s own restrictions before ordering. A fitment condition under a part number is one its supplier names for at least one of the vehicles the part is listed for, not for all of them: a vehicle’s page shows which apply to it.
What these parts’ suppliers state
Each value belongs to the part number beside it, not to the OE number: parts that list one OE number can differ. Where your vehicle manufacturer gives a value, it takes precedence.
| Specification | Value and the part numbers stating it |
|---|---|
| Ignition Coil |
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| Number of pins |
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- BREMI
- 20753Fitment conditions:
- MEYLE
- 314 885 0014
- VEMO
- V20-70-0027
Vehicle fitment
Engine code and production dates decide fitment. Model name and year alone don’t.
2 vehicles in 1 model series, inferred
Aftermarket parts that list 8 569 194 fit these vehicles according to their supplier catalogues. That does not prove 8 569 194 itself fits every one: check the engine code, production dates and the supplier’s restrictions on the model series’ vehicle pages.
BMW
| Model series | Production | Engine codes | HSN / TSN |
|---|---|---|---|
| i3 (I01)2 vehicles | 08/2013 – 06/2022 | W20 |
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