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Old 10-06-2010, 12:46 AM
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I did the search and find nothing about how the cover comes off of coil on 1988 S4.

I don't want to break it as I see it has a chip out of it.
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Old 10-06-2010, 12:48 AM
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Cover comes off of ignition coil?
Old 10-06-2010, 12:52 AM
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The wire looks like it goes through the plastic cover I believe.
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The plastic cover just pops off. It has a cast-in wedge cut out of it so the terminal lead wires can exit. The covers keep the connections clean.
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Ah..thats why I didnt recognize that, the Bosch ones dont have that cover.
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Originally Posted by Speedtoys
Ah..thats why I didnt recognize that, the Bosch ones dont have that cover.
What, nobody's got a copy of PET?? ...

That cover is one of the cheaper ignition parts, and definitely not your problem.

So, Gustatus, I am thinking your running-rich-and-missing problem still sounds like ignition, what have you NOT replaced in the picture below?

Ground straps (#27, 28) in place??

Wire set is new, right? Were the connectors new also, or just new wires on old connectors? Plug #8 was the only one fouled as I recall (from a recent post), have you gone over that wire carefully? Swapped it with another?? You can also check it with a multimeter, it will have some resistance, just make sure the resistance is in the same ballpark as the others. A few thousand ohms is fine (resistance wire), megohms is bad.



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No sir, I do not have a coil condom.

I believe I will get one however, now...
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