Ignition Coil – 022 905 715 D
Ignition Coil for VR6 (022). OE number 022 905 715 D. Main group 905 sub-group 715. Revision index D. Replace coils as a full set — mixing a new coil with worn ones is the usual cause of a repeat misfire. 715-series coil pack.
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| Part Number | 022 905 715 D |
| SKU | AUD-022905715D |
| Brand | |
| Category | Ignition Coils |
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4.8
4 reviews
Niall Lindqvist
August 19, 2026
Idle is smooth again
Ordered this for my RS4 B7 after the original gave up at 54k. The spring contact is firm and seated with a definite click. A smear of dielectric grease went on the boot before it was seated. Result is cold starts are smooth instead of shaking the whole car. Good value against the dealer price.
Viktor Weiss
August 13, 2026
Cured my P0303
Ordered this for my Q5 FY after the original gave up at 98k. The spring contact is firm and seated with a definite click. I replaced all four at once rather than chase them one at a time. Result is fuel economy went back to normal within a tank. No complaints at all.
Callum Bauer
January 11, 2026
Misfire cleared instantly
Cross-referenced the OE number against my 2016 Q7 4M before ordering. The spring contact is firm and seated with a definite click. I swapped it on the roadside when the car dropped a cylinder on the way home. Result is cold starts are smooth instead of shaking the whole car. Exactly what I needed.
Talia Larsen
May 28, 2025
Straight fix for a rough idle
Second one of these I have bought, this time for the A6 C8. The part number on the body matches the OE reference exactly. A smear of dielectric grease went on the boot before it was seated. Result is it pulls cleanly through the rev range again with no stumble under load.