Subject	Hard to say without looking at the connector internals to
Posted by	jzack on July 04, 2018 at 10:28 AM
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In Reply To	coil pack problem posted by Holl55 on July 04, 2018 at 06:56 AM
Message	see what’s up? It’s also possible the issue is with the wiring connection at the PTU. I’d use a meter along with the factory wiring diagram to verify all the coil pack connector pins are actually connecting (going) to where they are supposed to go in the engine bay. Otherwise you are just guessing about the issue. PS - with engine idling try just pressing down in the coil pack connector to verify it’s really making solid contact with the coil. If idle gets better you probably found the issue.
Follow Ups	coil pack problem - Holl55 06:56:43 07/04/18 Hard to say without looking at the connector internals to - jzack 10:28:26 07/04/18 Re: Hard to say without looking at the connector internals to - Holl55 17:46:49 07/09/18 Sorry for the delay in posting back. Yes, a starting to - jzack 08:46:28 07/23/18 Plugs should be replaced at 30k - Zbruh92 23:25:39 07/06/18 Re: Plugs should be replaced at 30k - Holl55 17:49:03 07/09/18 Can be poor or dirty connections at the Power transistor - CmyZ 16:52:04 07/13/18
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