coilpack boots
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Hi
'99.5 a4 1.8t quattro 5-speed
I think I might have a problem with my coilpack boots, first time after I changed my sparkplugs everything worked fine for a day, the next day I started to have a misfire with CEL on and flashing after full load. Took coilpacks off to check and retorque sparkplugs when I was putting everything back in place I noticed, that my coilpack boots are not sitting tight on sparkplugs, anybody had this problem before, any solutions.
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'99.5 a4 1.8t quattro 5-speed
I think I might have a problem with my coilpack boots, first time after I changed my sparkplugs everything worked fine for a day, the next day I started to have a misfire with CEL on and flashing after full load. Took coilpacks off to check and retorque sparkplugs when I was putting everything back in place I noticed, that my coilpack boots are not sitting tight on sparkplugs, anybody had this problem before, any solutions.
thx.
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it means you have a throttle cable, which you do.
An ICM/POS is an Ignition Control Module/ Power Output Stage
It sits on top of the airox with two screws and has a plug that goes to the coilpacks and if it goes bad then cylinder 2 misfires. There is a test for it somewhere that requires a multimeter to see if it's working correctly.
An ICM/POS is an Ignition Control Module/ Power Output Stage
It sits on top of the airox with two screws and has a plug that goes to the coilpacks and if it goes bad then cylinder 2 misfires. There is a test for it somewhere that requires a multimeter to see if it's working correctly.
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well, before I replaced my plugs everything was ok, today I took my coilpacks off and tried to resit all boots, for about a hour everything was ok, after I left my car parked for 3 hour, everything was back to the same only misfire is not as bad as before and it seems to happen only between 2000 and 3500 rpms.
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most plugs don't come pre gapped. I would go buy one of those cheap spark plug gap tools for $1 and gap them accordingly. STFA for the correct gap, iirc it's 0.028~0.032 but I could be wrong so double check.
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