slicky rick

Does anupybody know the model number of the coil packs on a 997.2?

slicky rick

Are they the same for the 997.1?

jhbrennan

You can probably find it here:

http://www.porsche.com/usa/accessori...artscatalogue/

DGrayling

The part number I see is 9A1 602 104 01. If you order from Suncoast Parts they will verify it for you.

jhbrennan

PET shows different part numbers for 997.1 and 997.2.

ECS Tuning

The coils are different for the 997.1 and the 997.2. The correct part numbers for the 997.1 is 99760210400 and the part number for the 997.2 is 9A160210405.

slicky rick

I was hoping someone could direct us to a bosch number so we could buy these items from bosch directly and hopefully a lot cheaper than from either stealer or suncoast. Kinda like we know that the spark plugs are 5nqeo for bosch and we could buy from any bosch outlet. Yes coil packs for the 997.1 and .2 are different. For the .1 bosch number is bic016

slicky rick

We could then go to qny bosch dealer and simply state the bic016 and get the same coil as the dealer would give for a 997.1. Im also confident it will be cheaper.

slicky rick

Even a beru number would suffice. We could then find equivalents. For those who have replaced 997.2 coils these numbers are on top of the coil packs. I think oem is beru.

jhbrennan

Here's the new OEM part number. Don't know why you'ld want to use non-oem - the savings can't possibly be that much plus doesn't Porsche warranty its parts?

http://sonnenporscheoemparts.com/par...icleid=1444071

slicky rick

I agree jhb, but where i am porsche parts are almost 2 times more expensive than in the us. There is a bosch supplier. Example would be spark plugs, porsche dealer around $40 each bosch dealer around $7 each. This is why.

jhbrennan

OEM vs. Beru about $1 price difference.

http://www.ecstuning.com/Porsche-200...nance/Engine/2

DGrayling

Reviving an old thread. Here is a photo of an original coil pack that came on my 2009 997.2 C2S.

Porsche P/N 9A1 602 104 02
actual part is BERU P/N 0 040 102 005

lurchphil

The latest OEM (Beru) coil # is 9A1-602-104-06. $46.78 from Sunset Porsche.

slicky rick

Thanks DG and lurch. This certainly would help in the quest for the equivalent bosch number.