Ignition Coil Change - Volkswagen Golf Mk5
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- How to remove and replace a faulty ignition coil in a 2004 to 2007 Volkswagen Golf Mk5 1.4 petrol. Thanks for watching, please comment, like and subscribe !.
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the quality of the tutorials just keeps getting better! nice.
Thank you !
Thank you, you made that look so much easier than it seems on my 2.5L A5 Jetta.
Thanks for watching !
This is a perfect tutorial 👍
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hello nice to see this video. I have an issue with mine it seems like the ignition coil is faulty and the car does misfires I have changed the first two ones and then got good for a few days and now it started again so I will change the other two ones to see how it goes. But when I plug in I have no errors but I can assume it the ignitions coils but do you mind know is not that what it could be?
Have you already replaced all the spark plugs ?
@@screwsnutsandbolts I have recently changed the first and second ignition coil worked a few days and now again the same. I will change the 3rd and 4th and see how it goes
My mechanic started spraying stuff into the chamber where the coil inserts. Is this normal or is he trying to break the coil so I come back.
I have no idea what he sprayed in there but it could be something to prevent moisture getting onto the coils.
I also changed the spark plugs
Have you swapped the coil to another cylinder to confirm that the coil is the problem ?
I've read that you have to put grease on the sidewalls of the coil pack? Obviously this wasn't the case for you?
3 of my connectors came off easy but one of them has a had the clip snapped, how can I get it unplugged?
You should be able to use a small flat blade screwdriver to carefully lever it off the coil plug. Look closely at how the clip works on one of the other coil plugs to get an idea of where you have to lever it up.
My golf 5 1.4 59kw
I changed the coil number 4, it worked one day & the problem repeat again, what can be the problem
Are you getting an engine light and error code ?
What is the name the appe that can i use?
It's called Torque
Weird my car does the exact same thing but no code came up for the coils 😒
It might just be a faulty spark plug or something else like a clogged filter or fuel injector