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Old 01-02-2009, 10:11 AM
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Default HELP! Ok I changed coil pack 5 as the but still same symptoms.....

Again car idle is ruff and lots of vibration from engine.

I bought a coil pack from autozone($60). Posted to see which cylinder #5 was and Paulroad says its driver side middle. So changed and same symptons. Checked on line and says cylinder 5 is driver side rear so switched around and same symptoms still.

What do I do now?

Please help.
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are you still getting the same code?
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yep same code 16684 and 16689
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Default Probably one of the igniters on the air box...Switch the wires (tight but doable) or...

igniters themselves and see if it follows itself to the #2 cylinder. These are pricy items so test before you buy one. Both of the igniters are the same.
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Default Igniters by airbox? Can you direct me to an illustration somewhere

so I can find it?

I tried search but didnt see anything.

So if I switch the 2 ignitors and run diagnostic and it shows bad coil pack on cylinder 2 then I need noew Ignitors? Is that right?
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Default Here you go...

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/80554/igniters.jpg"></center><p>
I have an 01. Later years might have them located in a different place: ie. on your engine firewall (towards the dash) or on the fender well on the passenger side of the car.
Brown plugs are for cyls 4-6 and black cyls 1-3
If the misfire follows to the other side (cyl #2) then you will need one new igniter - the bad one that's now plugged into the black wires.
Good Luck!
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Default ok. So your saying to switch just 1 of each the orange and black

wires to the other? So I would have an orange and black on each of the ignitors?

Is that correct?

Sorry for all the ?'s
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Switch both black to the other igniter then both brown. If it's too tight unbolt &amp; switch them
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ok..thanks I will try in alittle while when the rain stops. Thks4urHelp
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Is this a VAG COM scan?


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