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  1. OK thanks guys for your help and advise. I'll be doing this tomorrow in no rush atm.

     

    Jim, did changing the coil pack sort out your running issues? I think we had similar problems at the same time.


  2. The VR is poorly at the moment sounding more like a tractor than a car. I bought a replacement coilpack from Purple Tom last week in preperation to change anyway as the engine as been running a little lumpy just recently. Anyway on Sat the engine was running even worse so is locked up in my garage for now.

     

    I want to do this job myself so be gentle with me. Is this just a simple straight swap like for like? Or is there anything else I need to be made aware of? I'm not technically adept at such jobs but want to start having a go myself.

     

    Thanks Alan


  3. I had a blast in a Seat Cupra. Same engine and gearbox. I was a passenger but I can tell you it put a huge grin on my face. I was amazed at the power delivery from low down the revs through to the top end. 120 in 6th with another gear to go. At 70 in 7th engine was running at 1500. The gearbox behaved well in auto and in flappy paddle mode. Really impressive and I must admit to thinking the VR is in need of some fekkling now to keep up


  4. by Jon_vr6 » 03.02.2011, 17:45

     

    WigsVR6 wrote:

    As Kev as mentioned above the brake position sensor is now obsolete. This will need looking into unless someone knows of a way of fixing the original broken part or using a part from another vehicle as a replacement. I had my ABS scanned on VAGCOM and that indicated a problem with the BPS its intermitent at the moment but what happens when it totally gives up the ghost? My car would be randered useless beacause of a 120 pound obsolete part. I can understand some parts being made obsolete but this is a critical part for MOT purposes and the proper function of the braking system.

     

     

    D&G Autotech can fix the one you have on the car, or send it to them and they will fix and send back

    http://www.dgautotech.com/dgauto/index. ... &Itemid=81

     

     

    Thanks Jon at least its an option :D


  5. As Kev as mentioned above the brake position sensor is now obsolete. This will need looking into unless someone knows of a way of fixing the original broken part or using a part from another vehicle as a replacement. I had my ABS scanned on VAGCOM and that indicated a problem with the BPS its intermitent at the moment but what happens when it totally gives up the ghost? My car would be randered useless beacause of a 120 pound obsolete part. I can understand some parts being made obsolete but this is a critical part for MOT purposes and the proper function of the braking system.

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