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  • UrS4boy
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    Originally posted by Biggss2
    I remember doing this, you need a volvo plug for the covnersion
    Yup. 978161 (Or re-genderized Jetta/Bora III taillight connectors - had the same pin spacing but needed to be trimmed and converted from female to male pins)

    See invoice details under photo.



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  • Biggss2
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    I remember doing this, you need a volvo plug for the covnersion

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  • UrS4boy
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    Originally posted by bolec
    i got spark on new tfsi coils when i connect old colils too
    some think like this ...but if i bear old coils i lost sprak on new tfsi coils too, any ideas?
    Yes. Somehow, you don't have things wired properly. The OLD POSs should NOT be involved at all in this conversion. I think you are running them AND the POS-equipped coilpacks in series, which is 100% wrong.

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  • bolec
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    i got spark on new tfsi coils when i connect old colils too
    some think like this :


    but if i bear old coils i lost sprak on new tfsi coils too, any ideas?

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  • bolec
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    i dont have bags. but to this fuse is going black and yellow colors of cable

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  • UrS4boy
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    Originally posted by bolec
    ...and also i cant find s64 fuse..
    Well it isn't where I think it should be. However, I do see two other yellow fuse holders in the vicinity. The S64 will be one with a thick black wire coming in and a black wire with a green stripe going out.



    Maybe the one at the front end (away from you) in the bottom black relay/fuse holder shown here (NOTE: Apparently your car doesn't have air bags? Is this correct?):

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  • bolec
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    yes

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  • rs200
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    sorry maybe a stupid qestion..
    did you remove OEM POS terminals ?

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  • bolec
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    and i open ecu and what I see:
    probably I have burned capacitor, anyone have with value i shoud use?
    and the resistors sould look lite this?

    and also i cant find s64 fuse..
    Attached Files
    Last edited by bolec; 12 October 2013, 15:14.

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  • bolec
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    I check voltage between 2, and 3 rd pin of coil i when I trying to start engine i have: 0 V, 0,35 V, 0V , 0,45 V, 0V, 1,3 V, 0 V, 0,5 V, 0V, 1,4 V, 0V eg...
    i probalby should have: 0V, 5V, 0V, 5V,0V, 5V,0V, 5V,0V, 5V?
    or my measure is so slow..?

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  • bolec
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    i sory for my bad english.
    i coneccted exacly like on the up picture. on new tfsi coil engine don,t start but on orginal one starts ! so i think fuses and senseor must be ok if it can start normaly.....
    Last edited by bolec; 12 October 2013, 11:06.

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  • UrS4boy
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    Originally posted by rs200
    if I remember well pin :
    1 must be ignition +12V
    2. ground to coil
    3 signal wire from ECU
    4. ground to valve cover
    don't connect both grounds together (pin 2 & 4) .. it will not be good !
    Which is why I posted the original 1.8T coil pack diagram that was part of my original DIY in 2005:

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  • rs200
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    if I remember well pin :
    1 must be ignition +12V
    2. ground to coil
    3 signal wire from ECU
    4. ground to valve cover

    don't connect both grounds together (pin 2 & 4) .. it will not be good !

    if you don't have signal to coil from ECU than Hall or Crank sensor is faulty.

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  • UrS4boy
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    Originally posted by bolec
    everything is solved correcty.
    Then you must have no problems.

    Obviously you still have a problem. Somewhere. Unfortunately your English is very confusing so I don't know why you are talking about the cam sensor - unless it has failed and *THAT* is your problem. (Sorry )

    Did you check the fuses above the ECU? In particular the one in the yellow S64/S115 fuse holder in the photos below:

    Cam Sensor info: http://forums.quattroworld.com/s4s6/msgs/22580.phtml

    Above the ECU fuse Call out: http://forums.quattroworld.com/s4s6/msgs/137287.phtml



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  • bolec
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    everything is solved correcty. if i plug If I get of coil and e.g to greed withe i put 5 v i have spark, but if i trying to power on engine I don't have...

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