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Thread: Apr tune - engine light and misfire - mk6 gti

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tobes_WIR35 View Post
    Update 2: all 4 coils replaced. Car back to normal.
    Any push-back from the dealer seeing as the car has extra bits?
    Last edited by team_v; 24-08-2012 at 09:23 AM.

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    None whatsoever.
    Last edited by Tobes_WIR35; 24-08-2012 at 09:10 PM.

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    Guys, I wouldn't advertise that too much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tobes_WIR35 View Post
    None whatsoever.

    Pretty obvious with the full carbon fibre intake, APR decals under the bonnet. I even left it in 98 octane mode.
    Did you just drive into the dealership and ask them to diagnose your car? I heard there was a recall on coil packs for golfs (MKVs anyway), mines out of the warranty period but I'm just wondering if I could just drive in and ask them to replace my coil packs in case of failure in the future or something along the lines of that.
    MKV GTI Pirelli

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    Quote Originally Posted by bwen View Post
    I'm just wondering if I could just drive in and ask them to replace my coil packs in case of failure in the future or something along the lines of that.
    Err... no!
    MKV Golf 2.0 TDI DSG Sportline. Just nice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bwen View Post
    Did you just drive into the dealership and ask them to diagnose your car? I heard there was a recall on coil packs for golfs (MKVs anyway), mines out of the warranty period but I'm just wondering if I could just drive in and ask them to replace my coil packs in case of failure in the future or something along the lines of that.
    I coughed and spluttered into the dealer service centre running on 3 cylinders. They were pretty busy but graciously fitted it in and got it fixed fairly promptly given they had to order parts from Sydney.

    My advice, keep a spare coil in the boot. It's a very easy thing to fix, could be done on the side of the road with no tools I believe. They're only about $50 or so each.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tobes_WIR35 View Post
    I coughed and spluttered into the dealer service centre running on 3 cylinders. They were pretty busy but graciously fitted it in and got it fixed fairly promptly given they had to order parts from Sydney.

    My advice, keep a spare coil in the boot. It's a very easy thing to fix, could be done on the side of the road with no tools I believe. They're only about $50 or so each.
    Good advice. Buy a few spare, live life.

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