Coil packs in this catalogue
In this catalogue, coil packs are handled under the ignition coils category: the company lists ignition coils as a category but publishes no coil-pack detail pages, and the catalogue states no pack configurations. The catalogue therefore presents packs at category level only, and an enquiry for a pack starts from the OE number you send. This page sets out that route and what to send.
What to send with a pack enquiry
- The OE number from the pack being replaced — the surest identifier.
- Or the vehicle and engine: model, engine code or displacement, and year.
- The quantity, and whether the requirement repeats.
Send the number with your enquiry, and ask for the availability and terms for that reference in the reply before you order. No pack reference is quoted as a stocked catalogue item on this site — the catalogue's detailed ignition listings are the spark plugs, not the coils. The same category-level position applies to brake discs: the catalogue's category page names both lines, ignition coils and brake discs, without publishing detail pages for either, and the brake discs page states that position for its line just as this page states it for coils. A buyer working across both lines therefore uses one route twice — the OE number on enquiry for the coil or the disc, and the listed pages for everything the catalogue does detail.
Packs and plugs in one order
The catalogue's plug side is fully detailed: 28 references under NGK type codes, including the IX-suffix and DILFR/IFR/IL code groups and the copper-core standards, each with applications and cross references. A pack enquiry can therefore travel with a plug order built from the listings — for example, plugs from the spark plugs for Toyota page for a Toyota application, with the pack's OE number sent alongside.
What this site does not claim
Because no coil or coil-pack detail pages are published in the catalogue, this page quotes no pack specifications, no fitment lists and no cross references for coils. For a specific pack, include the number you are asking about in your enquiry, together with the specification or fitment detail you are asking about — this page states none of it. That discipline is what keeps the rest of the site's numbers trustworthy: every specification printed on this site traces to a catalogue listing.
Ordering facts
- Reference key: The OE number on the part being replaced, or the engine application — send it with your enquiry.
- Samples: Free samples are offered by the company; confirm sample availability for a specific pack reference on enquiry.
- Packaging: The catalogue's listed packaging formats include neutral, Rainbow and customised packaging.
- Delivery: The company FAQ gives a general delivery figure of 30–40 days; ask for the delivery window for your reference on enquiry.
What to ask for in the reply
Ask for the reply to state whether your number is covered, and to give the terms for that reference — availability, packaging and the delivery window — before you order. Send the quantity and the repeat pattern up front so the terms quoted can reflect the actual requirement rather than a placeholder. The same route serves single ignition coils.
Frequently asked questions
Is a coil pack the same as an ignition coil for ordering here?
For the enquiry route, yes: both are handled under the ignition coil category. Send the number the pack carries with your enquiry.
Can I match a pack by the plug code my engine uses?
The plug code identifies the plug, not the pack — but send both the vehicle/engine details and the plug code in your enquiry, and ask which pack reference covers that engine before you order.
Request an ignition coil quote by OE number
Send the OE number or the engine application, and the quantity with your enquiry.