View Poll Results: Poll - change coilpacks at spark plug time, or not?
Yes - I change my coilpacks whenever I change my spark plugs, no matter what.
14
31.82%
Yes - I change my coilpacks whenever I change my spark plugs, because I live in an area that invites corrosion or is very hot.
5
11.36%
No - I change just the spark plugs (unless I have a specific indication of a failed coilpack).
25
56.82%
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Change coilpacks at spark plug time, or not?
09-08-2019, 03:19 PM
#16
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I did get under the car yesterday and inspected the front-most passenger side coil and its the "old style" (not thick) and part number is 996-602-102-00. Really old, I guess, because when I researched it, it came back associated with a '99 Carrera, which seems odd for 2005 C2S. Needless to say, I'll be replacing all of them.
It's also got me wondering if I have the (replaceable) small IMS bearing... I'm almost wishing the clutch were on its last legs...
I had thought it was the large bearing based on the car build date and engine serial number.
It's also got me wondering if I have the (replaceable) small IMS bearing... I'm almost wishing the clutch were on its last legs...
I had thought it was the large bearing based on the car build date and engine serial number.
