replacing coil packs
30 June 2004, 07:43 PM
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I replaced all four of mine with brand new items, pre 96 coil packs.
I supposed you could buy a single new coil pack & try it at each cylinder to try to diagnois the faulty coil. If thats what your trying to do?
I supposed you could buy a single new coil pack & try it at each cylinder to try to diagnois the faulty coil. If thats what your trying to do?
30 June 2004, 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted by ticky
I replaced all four of mine with brand new items, pre 96 coil packs.
I supposed you could buy a single new coil pack & try it at each cylinder to try to diagnois the faulty coil. If thats what your trying to do?
I supposed you could buy a single new coil pack & try it at each cylinder to try to diagnois the faulty coil. If thats what your trying to do?
01 July 2004, 08:04 AM
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The problem we have encountered with replacing & testing one new coil pack, if you have four flat batteries & replace with one good one, the good one is working a lot harder & doesn't assist in the diagnosis
From experience replace them all in one go, as they do tend to go around the same time & it saves on four lots of labour expect to pay between £55 -£65 plus vat & 30/45 minutes fitting time
From experience replace them all in one go, as they do tend to go around the same time & it saves on four lots of labour expect to pay between £55 -£65 plus vat & 30/45 minutes fitting time
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