Audi ignition coil Videos

• 1. VW 2.0T Audi R8 Ignition Coil DIY (How to Install)
• 2. Audi A4 ignition coil replacemen
• 3. How to Replace Ignition Coil and Spark Plugs on a VW Passat Audi A4 1.8L Turbo Engine
• 4. Ignition Coil Replacement Audi A4
• 5. Changing Ignition Coil on Audi Allroad 2.7T
• 6. VW and Audi Wire Terminal Removal DIY (How to) Including Replacing an Ignition Coil Connector
• 7. How To Install Replace Engine Ignition Coil Volkswagen Passat 1.8T 1AAuto.com
• 8. VW A4: 1.8T Ignition coil bench testing / checking
• 9. How to (DIY) Replace Ignition Coils on a VW 2.5L 5 Cylinder Engine

VW 2.0T Audi R8 Ignition Coil DIY (How to Install)

User Comments

Russell Cowans commented on 23 Oct 2015

Can you point me to a how to for when you break the tab on a connector :( I have purchased a new connector soon to come from VW but I'm told I'll need a special tool to remove connector pins.

Russell Cowans commented on 03 Nov 2015

super helpful thank you!

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 23 Oct 2015

+Russell Cowans Take a look here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrs8-KtJGus

ibrar [email protected] commented on 06 Oct 2015

so my engine oil was really low and idk the same day misifre codes came on. I replaced coils and still hava a p0303 code and oil is filled. Car still mifires and shakes on cold start. i am going to change spark plugs later, but if it doesnt work, is there anything else i should check for

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 06 Oct 2015

+ibrar [email protected] Check out the following articles we have. They should help//shopdap.com/bad-ignition-coils-and-misfires-for-vw-and-audi-2-0t-tsi///shopdap.com/carbon-build-up-and-cold-start-misfires-on-2-0t-tsi/

Willem van de Wouw commented on 13 Sep 2015

hello I received these coils from you, including the NGK sparkplugs, I hope to put them in this weekend in my 2014 Tiguan S. 46K miles on it now. I hope the engine will be a little smoother. Thanks for the instruction video. Willem Orlando, FL

Willem van de Wouw commented on 13 Sep 2015

+Deutsche Auto Parts; hello I just finished putting the red coils and sparkplugs into my 2014 Tiguan TSI 2 liter. Thanks to your video's  !! I was able to manage it after a couple tries,  my Tiguan seem to run smoother and more evenly with the red coils and NGK plugs. The old VW plugs start to wear after 45K miles when I looked at them after taking them out, good to replace them indeed sooner then is prescribed by the manufacture.Thanks again I keep on looking at your webside.

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 13 Sep 2015

+Willem van de Wouw Thanks for the order. We appreciate it very much. Hope this goes well for you.

Germy Guzman commented on 12 Jul 2015

What will these coils do that the original Volkswagen ones wont?

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 18 Aug 2015

There are many people who claim that they have a hotter spark or are less likely to have misfires. We have not seen any data to back that up.We have never heard of them causing any issues. 

nickolastiguan commented on 18 Aug 2015

+Deutsche Auto Parts so just for looks?and these R8 coils won't do any harm right?

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 13 Jul 2015

+Germy Guzman There are many people who claim that they have a hotter spark or are less likely to have misfires. We have not seen any data to back that up.

jm9ism commented on 28 Jun 2015

After I replaced the ignition coils and spark plugs on my 2010 CC R-Line 2.0T, the car still jerks and shaking sometime while it being accelerated. No CEL or anything. Can it be the ignition wiring that causing the problem? Thanks in advance

Ivari S commented on 28 Oct 2015

have you been alble to solve the problem? I have same issue...

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 28 Jun 2015

+jm9ism Not likely to be wiring related. Where did you get the plugs and coils from?

Audi A4 ignition coil replacemen

How to Replace Ignition Coil and Spark Plugs on a VW Passat Audi A4 1.8L Turbo Engine

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ayberk vergul commented on 29 May 2015

Hey I got a 1.8L passat and I talked with the shop he said all parts and label will cost 225$ is this price okey for those or not ?

DIY Auto Repair Videos commented on 06 Jun 2015

+ayberk vergül Spark Plugs and Coils, a bit on the high side but if he will be using factory coils not too bad. GL

Evaristo Figueroa commented on 01 Apr 2015

Getting charged $600 at a VW dealership for this ? Is that even worth it ?

DIY Auto Repair Videos commented on 01 Apr 2015

+Evaristo Figueroa No thats aboout $400 too much. Go to an independent shop for this.

Rashad Queen commented on 24 Feb 2015

Will this work for my 01 audi a6?

Rashad Queen commented on 01 Apr 2015

Awwww man I already did it lol. I have the 2.8L engine tho +DIY Auto Repair Videos​

DIY Auto Repair Videos commented on 01 Apr 2015

+Rashad Queen If your Audi has a 1.8L Engine it should.

Ignition Coil Replacement Audi A4

Changing Ignition Coil on Audi Allroad 2.7T

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Ralph Chandler commented on 24 Sep 2015

the cylinder in the back on the passenger side is #3 not #1...

VW and Audi Wire Terminal Removal DIY (How to) Including Replacing an Ignition Coil Connector

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Daniel Say commented on 22 Jul 2015

I've been laying in bed stressing about replacing my harness because the housing is broken on two of my connectors, thought I would have to do a bunch of cutting and re-wiring. Glad I found this video! Thanks guys 

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 22 Jul 2015

+Daniel Say Great glad we could help. What type of vehicle do you have? Is it the ignition coil connectors?

peidavey commented on 10 May 2015

What about the connector at the driver's door?! That must also be a popular cracked connector - which pin tool do you use for that one?

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 10 May 2015

+peidavey We assume you are referring to the harness we discuss in the article below. Please note we do not recommend trying to repin that harness as the harness have been updated to a newer version that has longer wires. //shopdap.com/vw-mk5-jetta-drivers-door-harness-1k5971120h-1k5971120g/

Wrecked Brewery commented on 13 Apr 2015

How do you remove the plastic harness sheathing that is protecting these coil connectors? I want to de-pin my old broken connectors and replace with new, but they are held in by a plastic cover across all 4 connectors. Is there an easy way to pull out the connectors themselves without breaking that cover? I notice it has little tabs on it. 2009 VW Jetta 2.0 TSI

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 13 Apr 2015

+Wrecked Brewery Yes you will need to unclip the tabs that you see

Erik Salgado commented on 03 Dec 2014

Really helpful. You guys should do a wot box install that would be great! 

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 03 Dec 2014

Thanks.  Glad it was helpful.  WOT Box is likely not something we will be doing a DIY on as this is not something we have here.  

Erik Salgado commented on 03 Dec 2014

For the mk6 platform

How To Install Replace Engine Ignition Coil Volkswagen Passat 1.8T 1AAuto.com

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corbin kiger commented on 06 Sep 2015

Thanks so much for showing a simple solution to replacing the coils

1A Auto Parts commented on 08 Sep 2015

+corbin kiger No problem. Thank you for watching. 1aauto.com 866-403-3393

Eric Gonzalez commented on 11 Jan 2015

i have a question and was wondering if you or someone else could help me out. Today while driving the engine light came on and oreilly told me it was a code of third cylinder misfire and they told me it could be either spark plug or coil. The car was shaking and responding slow so it makes sense but my question is how can i know or is there a way to figure out exactly what it is before spending money on the wrong items. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME! I APPRECIATE

1A Auto Parts commented on 12 Jan 2015

If the code pointed to a third cylinder misfire, it may be a bad coil on that cylinder. We carry new ignition coils on our website with free shipping. Here's a link to them on our website. Not sure what particular year your Passat is. //www.1aauto.com/1998-volkswagen-passat-ignition-coils/y-mo-c/1998-425-109?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=YouTube&utm_campaign=1ATony

VW A4: 1.8T Ignition coil bench testing / checking

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stuzman52 commented on 15 Feb 2015

Hey Thomas. Those wiring diagrams look like they're from Mitchel-On-Demand. I remember you saying in the past that you were going to switch over to them. How do you like using their wiring diagrams compared to VW OEM diagrams? Nice way to confirm that the coil is dead.

Thomas EXOVCDS commented on 15 Feb 2015

+stuzman52 I have been using mitchell more and more... but there are times when I still look at the factory ones. My (early) dislike for spaghetti wiring diagrams stems from my high school days. I recall them being over crowded and not color coded. The VW/Audi diagrams always seemed to just show what you were looking at / for, with easy to follow wire & track numbers. With mitchell, I think it is easier to see other things that tie-in / could affect a given circuit.

contagiousFX commented on 10 Feb 2015

Hi. Do you have any videos on understand how to read fuel trims on VW and BMW? Thanks

Thomas EXOVCDS commented on 10 Feb 2015

+contagiousFX See if this helps: //wiki.ross-tech.com/wiki/index.php/Fuel_Trim_Info

Steve Rob commented on 10 Feb 2015

Cool- on the schematic it is a pull up design on VW . The ecm provides a power to fire the coil ? 

Thomas EXOVCDS commented on 10 Feb 2015

Yes, ecm sends power to trigger the coil driver.

How to (DIY) Replace Ignition Coils on a VW 2.5L 5 Cylinder Engine

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Miesha Bryant commented on 04 Dec 2015

Yay, i put brand new ignition coils on my VW 2010 new Beetle, thanks for the video...Lots of money saved...

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 04 Dec 2015

+Miesha Bryant Awesome. Glad we could help. Thanks for the order. We appreciate it very much!

Matthew Munyakazi commented on 28 Oct 2015

any knowledge on replacing thermostat on 2005 jetta?

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 28 Oct 2015

+Matthew Munyakazi Im sorry we dont

Matthew Munyakazi commented on 28 Oct 2015

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. You just made my day!!!!

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 28 Oct 2015

+Matthew Munyakazi Awesome glad we can help.

Silas Evans commented on 24 Sep 2015

Thanks!

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 08 Oct 2015

+Silas Evans Im sorry we do not have any at this time. This is a pretty messy job you might want to let someone take care of it for you. Our site is ShopDAP.com

Silas Evans commented on 08 Oct 2015

+Deutsche Auto Parts any vids on replacing the outer cv boots ('06 Jetta)? Is this operator level, or better saves for the dealership? What's your website?

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 27 Sep 2015

+Silas Evans We can save you money on parts too!!

Silas Evans commented on 26 Sep 2015

+Deutsche Auto Parts I have to take my jetta to the dealership this week, and am hoping I can DIY most of the issues, since I am not running too rich these days.

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 24 Sep 2015

+Silas Evans No problem. Glad we could help.

Mike Cudney commented on 15 Aug 2015

What is the firing order for a 2011 vw Jetta 2.5L?

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 19 Aug 2015

yes correct

Mike Cudney commented on 19 Aug 2015

Yes I mean order. Is it just 1-5 from left to right?

Deutsche Auto Parts commented on 16 Aug 2015

+Mike Cudney Are you looking for the cylinder order? Not sure why you would need the actual firing order