X5M spark plugs

[vics]

Gang;


I've searched/ read/ digested & cannot devote anymore time in determining what # plug to purchase.

Can someone please reply with a 'These ones' and denote the part # such that I can purchase the damm things?

Thanks so much....

Stock 2013 X5M, 50K miles.

[TwinSnailz]

Bosch ZR5TPP33 $7 each

If you need the “//M” stamps on the plugs:
ZMR5TPP33
Oem part #12120037581

[Qsilver7]

Originally Posted by vics

Gang;


I've searched/ read/ digested & cannot devote anymore time in determining what # plug to purchase. [WHAT? }

Can someone please reply with a 'These ones' and denote the part # such that I can purchase the damm things?

Thanks so much....

Stock 2013 X5M, 50K miles.

I can only assume that you have never seen anyone mention any of the online part database sites. You could have found this info in 3-4 steps:

1. go to one of the online database sites like below: (please save/bookmark all 3 links below if what you wrote in your quote as to the difficulty to find parts is true)
   • https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/select
   • http://bmwfans.info/parts-catalog/
   • https://bimmercat.com/
2. enter the last 7 digits of your VIN
3. click on the Engine Electrical diagram
4. scroll down to the 11 digit BMW part nbr for the part you need drawn in the illustration

Give you a fish, you'll eat for a day...teach you to fish and you'll eat for the rest of your life. (i.e. ...learn to use the online part database using your VIN).

There's nothing to search, read, or digest...except looking up the part you need based on your car's VIN...which takes all of less than 1 minute:

[cbakking]

Originally Posted by TwinSnailz

Bosch ZR5TPP33 $7 each

If you need the “//M” stamps on the plugs:
ZMR5TPP33
Oem part #12120037581

Dealer told me that the difference isn't just the "//M" stamps, M plugs (ZMR5TPP33) are actually one step colder plug than non-M plug (ZR5TPP33) - hence the price difference.

[vics]

Thank you - this will likely assist many others as well....
Cheers.

Originally Posted by Qsilver7

I can only assume that you have never seen anyone mention any of the online part database sites. You could have found this info in 3-4 steps:

1. go to one of the online database sites like below: (please save/bookmark all 3 links below if what you wrote in your quote as to the difficulty to find parts is true)
   • https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/select
   • http://bmwfans.info/parts-catalog/
   • https://bimmercat.com/
2. enter the last 7 digits of your VIN
3. click on the Engine Electrical diagram
4. scroll down to the 11 digit BMW part nbr for the part you need drawn in the illustration

Give you a fish, you'll eat for a day...teach you to fish and you'll eat for the rest of your life. (i.e. ...learn to use the online part database using your VIN).

There's nothing to search, read, or digest...except looking up the part you need based on your car's VIN...which takes all of less than 1 minute:

[vics]

Thank you!

Originally Posted by TwinSnailz

Bosch ZR5TPP33 $7 each

If you need the “//M” stamps on the plugs:
ZMR5TPP33
Oem part #12120037581

[0-60Motorsports]

https://www.ecstuning.com/b-bosch-pa...2120037581kt1/

[vics]

Thanks

Originally Posted by 0-60Motorsports

https://www.ecstuning.com/b-bosch-pa...2120037581kt1/