VW AUDI SEAT SKODA 1.4TSi - HOW TO REMOVE IGNITION COILS THE CORRECT WAY T10530
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
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In this video we shall be removing the ignition coils, which are notorious for sticking and breaking, the correct way using the correct puller.
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We shall also be showing why correct fitment of the spark plugs is necessary.
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These coils are a real pain to remove, i didn't know they did a special tool :-0
Brilliant video and east to follow steps. Going to tackle this myself and save myself a few quid.
Great video. I'm not surprised at this point that the VW group has a special tool to remove these. Ordered one from Amazon.
The connector to the coil was a pain to get oss, so I just left them inn. After taking out the screw, the whole assembly with the rubber and sparkplug came right out. Before I startet, I ran the motor to get it warm. I think that helped.
Thanks for this video. I ripped the top of the pack not using the tool but because of your ‘what not to do’ I new it was a possibility and that it could be rescued. 3/4 packs came off no problem. Golf tsi 2014
Nice video and great information. I've learned something new again.. need to find a good way of remembering this stuff.
Thank you for this info. I have never ever had an issue with Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, BMW, Opel, FIAT, Peugeot or Mercedes-Benz coil removal. So goodness knows why VAG had to make something that is such a pain to service?
Thanks for the heads up. Saves breaking something 👍
Nice job ! My Leon is due in for 40 k major service and despite £200+ cost I have noticed they still only inspect and decide if air filters ,plugs etc need changing ! I have checked air and pollen filters and very dirty so will be very disappointed if not all changed . Better off doing all yourself but still under warranty 🙄
@ian ROBERTS did they change the air filter
Great vid Steve 👍
Even with the special tool, my 4th one is stuck good and proper
Nice video mate, some great info in there too 👍
Good info. Thanks for sharing! 👍
so the spark plug must be aligned perfectly? If i do not have a torque wrench, is it impossible to precisely point the thread to the cylinder?thanks
Thats a useful tool
Thank you for great video.
I don't understood well the tightening torque parameter: 22 Nw/Meter?
Newton Meter is a measurement scale. 22Nm is 16ft/lb
How is the special tool any different to pulling vertically up on the coil by hand? It's just the same isn't it?
access is difficult by hand to get a uniform grip and pull. Fell free to continue your way.
@@SYDiagnostics It's not a criticism, by the look of it was no different to hand pulling. coudn't work out why it works!
Other videos show getting engine hot ensures rubber releases!
I used cable tie around the coil pack and pulled up.
I work for Audi You can get that special tool off the Mac van think I paid £12 parts department wanted about £90 for genuine + you can do by just taking pipe off from air box no need to remove box or intake pipe coil will clear it there is enough space.
I'm making a video though remember so being able to see what's going on is key. In the real world then yes you can get away with taking off less. This tool was bought from another source too. Using the original tool number makes for an easier search
@john farnall how would you remove the rubber tube should it get stuck? Flat head screwdriver and long nose pliers at the same time?
@@melmossalvage8944 if the engine is hot before you try to remove them they usually come out Vw have a tpi regarding this but when stuck I usually use long nose plier don’t worry if damage the rubber boot as you can normally buy then separately
@@johnf83 was going to plug an airline into the top of the tube if it breaks away from the top section to pop it loose
@@johnf83 seen the tool, a Weltz for about £25. I'll phone the local Mac rep see if they have one
Do you need to use any grease on the spark plugs when you replace them? If so what did you use? Thanks
You can apply dielectric grease.
Is this same step and torque 22Nm and 0.7mm on sparks for plugs for Golf MK7 TSI1.4 Rline?
I bought a Skoda mechanics manual (PDF format) to do servicing on my girlfriend's Skoda Yeti 1.2 TSi. I saw this tool mentioned and it was great to see you using it. I've since checked and seen it for around £25 so it's simply worth getting as I have seen people who pull on them get their knuckles hurt, damage things and/or then they still left with having to get the rubber grommet out.
Can you confirm what the spark plug wrench size should be - think it should be 16mm but you mention 10mm and that seems small?
Yes it's the standard small socket. Thanks for watching
How do you know when they are indexed right?
Genuine plugs have precision cut threads so the electrode is perfectly positioned at the correct torque
You blow with an airgun in to de rubber, it comes easy out !!!
1st BOOM
The Germans certainly love their #special tools# 🙄🙄🤔
why is it common to say 'mil' for millimeter nowadays. Mil really means thousands of an inch. I know it's being a bit picky and not 'cool', but...
I'd have to watch the video again to know what you are relating to
@@SYDiagnostics "18 mil" socket or whatever size you were using.
@@billmalec ahh right, abbreviation of millimeter rather than the imperial measurement
Think you mean "thou"
@@timbalchin9835 both mean the same.