Definitely Coils??

[Error404]

Russ I have a pair of good POS units you are welcome to borrow for testing should you need to.
If you need any help installing new OEM coils give me shout. We can improve on the OEM wiring protection under the cover, and use the correct crimp terminals rather than soldering
Another option is using LS coils and keeping your 20v turbo cover

[RustyNut]

If you replace the original coils Automark can supply original ones at a good price not the ridiculous £149 each that TPS are asking last time I checked

How much does he charge for each unit?? Would prefer to go oem as aftermarket will alter the visual aspect of the engine bay.

[RustyNut]

As discussed before, the symptoms were identical to my experience last year. It's either coils of wiring to the coils. When you/we take things apart, you'll since at the state of the wiring; I rebuilt mine with heatshrink and it lasted 2 years more but it was a pig of a job.

Offer of borrowing my coil conversion is still there

Awesome, how quick to swap out to try??

[Rusty]

£143 for 5 07K coils brand new off eBay from a Skoda parts place.

[Rikki Kitto]

If you replace the original coils Automark can supply original ones at a good price not the ridiculous £149 each that TPS are asking last time I checked

[Rusty]

As discussed before, the symptoms were identical to my experience last year. It's either coils of wiring to the coils. When you/we take things apart, you'll since at the state of the wiring; I rebuilt mine with heatshrink and it lasted 2 years more but it was a pig of a job.

Offer of borrowing my coil conversion is still there

[andy10v]

I would suggest
Check fault codes
Boost leak test
Further diagnosis as needed

[RustyNut]

Replace the spark plugs with some NGK ones as a first step. Then use Dave's suggestions.

Just my now thoughts.

I'll try the plugs, probably a good idea to get a new set anyway. Do you know which NGKs they are off the top of your head? I'm still confused over which plugs are in favour at the moment...

[RustyNut]

Nice one Dave. Slightly concerned by the number of things that could be causing the issues though! I'll sleep on it and have another read when my brain is refreshed! Pretty sure I've got some Pos units in the garage somewhere so could start with doing some swapping, checking MAf connectors (the hose is a recent silicone Samco so can hopefully rule that out.) and then look at the coil wiring and plugs.
Hope I sort it soon as my bro is over from Zambia and hasn't been in the car yet.

[macspring]

Replace the spark plugs with some NGK ones as a first step. Then use Dave's suggestions.

Just my now thoughts.

[UrS4boy]

Coil and POS diagnostics info

There are ways to figure out if a) you have a weak coil and/or b) have a problem with a power output stage (POS) and which one.

One missing and hesitation diagnostic:

http://forums.quattroworld.com/s4s6/msgs/22611.phtml

Improved POS diagnostics and Fix Info:

http://forums.quattroworld.com/s4s6/msgs/153152.phtml

[RustyNut]

Hi All

In short I have a misfire issue. At ADi my TB boost hose popped off and after refitting it the car had a slight hiccup at 3.5k and then started misfiring badly at 5k. I'm not sure if the hose coming off is the cause or not but so far I've been advised mostly that the issue is coil related. Before I go out and spend precious cash on some new coils I'm hoping to get solid confirmation that the misfire is definitely coil related and not something else that I've overlooked? One thing I did notice was a fair amount of residual oil in the boost hoses (assumed to be from the breather system) so need to be sure that this hasn't caused the misfire somehow. I've also read that similar symptoms could be fuel supply related but I can't think why this would happen suddenly after the hose popping off? For info the engine is RS2 spec and is running a TS tuning chip.
What are your thoughts clever helpful people??