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Thread: What type of coil pack for 01 Bora 4-Mo

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    What type of coil pack for 01 Bora 4-Mo

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    I am wondering if my 01 4MO has individual or integrated coil packs. If so, what are the part numbers if ordering from ECS. Car going well but may get some coil packs just in case
    MY19 Polo GTi 2.0 DSG

    Previous VW cars:MY16 Polo GTI manual, 2007 Jetta 2.0 TDi manual, 2001 VW Bora V6 4-Motion - flooded away

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    I suspect the 2001 model may have the old coil pack design like the Mk3 VR6 (coil packs on the side of the engine, with leads running to the spark plugs). A photo of the engine with the top cover removed will confirm...
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    Where ever they are, I managed to get them wet on the weekend. Went a bit too fast through a big puddle and the car started misfiring. Luckily the engine fixed itself when it had some time to dry out

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    Silly question. How on earth do I get the engine cover off!. I looked for clips but cabt see any. The plastic V6 insert seem to be a push fit but I cant figure it out how it lifts off. DoH!
    MY19 Polo GTi 2.0 DSG

    Previous VW cars:MY16 Polo GTI manual, 2007 Jetta 2.0 TDi manual, 2001 VW Bora V6 4-Motion - flooded away

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    Just pull it up at each corner, it is held on with rubber bushes over metal pins.

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    OK I got the engine cover off, easy when you know how LOL
    I have taken a photo and the the coil packs are arranged in between each of the intakes (?).
    This is the link to photobucket for comments on the type of coil packs in the bora
    http://i1208.photobucket.com/albums/..._0730Small.jpg
    Last edited by maxrob200; 06-10-2010 at 05:46 PM.
    MY19 Polo GTi 2.0 DSG

    Previous VW cars:MY16 Polo GTI manual, 2007 Jetta 2.0 TDi manual, 2001 VW Bora V6 4-Motion - flooded away

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    You've got individual coils per cylinder. Somebody correct me if i'm wrong but any coils from here should suit:
    Volkswagen Jetta IV VR6 24v > Engine > Ignition

    Out of interest, anybody know why the 3rd party coils are more expensive than the genuine vw ones?

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    the Buemi coils discussion has been had! From ECS direct, its a supply chain thing. They are identical and there is no other logical reason for the pricing. There is absolutely no reason to go past the oem/vag, I personally have bought them and I know a few others have too!
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    Thanks for the coil pack info. So is buying from ECS cheaper than original VW coil packs?
    MY19 Polo GTi 2.0 DSG

    Previous VW cars:MY16 Polo GTI manual, 2007 Jetta 2.0 TDi manual, 2001 VW Bora V6 4-Motion - flooded away

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    Quote Originally Posted by maxrob200 View Post
    Thanks for the coil pack info. So is buying from ECS cheaper than original VW coil packs?
    ECSTuning sell the same thing. You can land a set of six coilpacks from ECSTuning for around AUD$120, or you can pay VW Australia AUD$120 per pair - for exactly the same thing. It's your call.

    goodfella and I deal with ECS quite a bit - let me know if we can help.
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