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Old May 8, 2016 | 12:13 PM
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misfire cylinder one

That was one of the first easy ones.
 
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Not so fast . Better with the new plugs but still a little there. Must be the coil.
 
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What kind of plugs are these Pat? You are always using high octane fuel? Stock ecu tune?
 
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change coils.
 
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They are the denzo tt for twin tip. Yes a should just do all the coils .
 
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Has anyone used these coils before.
 
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Get Plasma Direct and never look back. A little more pricey but well worth the piece of mind.
 
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Has anyone used these coils before.
I was going to ask about these also as I need to change my coils and plugs soon.
Some light research shows that they aren't so hot with the Beemer guys. I couldn't find any substantial reviews showing them to be anything other than flashy aftermarket coils.
Consesus with VW and BM forums is stay with stock... If I find anything further I'll report.
 
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BTW what plugs are u using and what is ur setup.
I'm looking to go with denso iridium.
 
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I ordered a set a week ago now so I will report when installed.
 
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Just had this issue and cylinder 2 was fouled from a bad coil.
 
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Get Plasma Direct and never look back. A little more pricey but well worth the piece of mind.
BBi doesn't make them anymore.
 
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BBI never actually "made" them. They are made by Plasma Direct and there is another company selling them now under a different flag. I have seen them recently, but I don't remember the company that puts their name on them now...

If you search for: "Porsche 996 coils Plasma Direct", you will find them.
 

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Originally Posted by Slider
BBI never actually "made" them. They are made by Plasma Direct and there is another company selling them now under a different flag. I have seen them recently, but I don't remember the company that puts their name on them now...

If you search for: "Porsche 996 coils Plasma Direct", you will find them.
Oh sweet. I called BBi and asked about them and they told me they were no longer produced.
 
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Ok that fixed it. It was a bad coil.






 


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