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Problems with my mk6 gti boost shudder [SOLVED: Coilpack]

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    Problems with my mk6 gti boost shudder [SOLVED: Coilpack]

    That is the best way I can describe it when it first started happening it was at about 2500 revs and the whole car would literally skip revs and jump but now it's down low and when you get up in the revs it is boost cutting I can here and see the revs stopping and the engine light comes on. Please help me
    thanks jake
    Tags: boost, cutting, jake, low, revs
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    I have just tried driving without traction control and it is all normal? Any ideas?

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      Scan for fault codes then report back with the codes..

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        That's would be nice if I had a scan tool or a mechanic that is open but now I have to wait till Tuesday and I just changed the spark plugs and it's not that

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          Originally posted by Smitroast View Post
          That's would be nice if I had a scan tool or a mechanic that is open but now I have to wait till Tuesday and I just changed the spark plugs and it's not that
          Email me, can see you at the airport tomorrow if you like.

          Gavin
          optimumcode@gmail.com | https://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/for...i-;-79012.html | https://www.facebook.com/TTY-Euro-107982291992533

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          • #6
            Nah it's alright if I wait till tomorrow I might aswell wait till Tuesday when it's going back to the car yard for a check up

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            • #7
              Should be covered under warranty would just be nice for it to not be playing up hahah but if are willing and it won't cost me to much I could make it down

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              • #8
                No point replacing parts without error codes, just washing $$ down the drain mate....

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                  Al solved thanks to gavin I was on the right track but it ended up being a coil pack

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                    [QUOTE=Smitroast;1110276]Al solved thanks to gavin I was on the right track but it ended up being a coil pack[/QU

                    Scanned and got Cylinder 1 misfire. swapped coilpack to #4 and cleared code as it had already had some new plugs. Got a miss in #4 as soon as it made any boost. Even at idle the misfire counter was like a stopwatch.

                    Gavin
                    optimumcode@gmail.com | https://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/for...i-;-79012.html | https://www.facebook.com/TTY-Euro-107982291992533

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                      [QUOTE=h100vw;1110312]
                      Originally posted by Smitroast View Post
                      Al solved thanks to gavin I was on the right track but it ended up being a coil pack[/QU

                      Scanned and got Cylinder 1 misfire. swapped coilpack to #4 and cleared code as it had already had some new plugs. Got a miss in #4 as soon as it made any boost. Even at idle the misfire counter was like a stopwatch.

                      Gavin
                      Great work. Always good to have a scanner to see where the actual fault lies, as opposed to replacing parts like they are going out of fashion...

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