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27th March 2024, 05:04 | #1 |
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Juddering and cut out
Yesterday all of a sudden when it was driving perfectly well! My 1.8t started juddering under acceleration and cut out at 70mph…
I switched it off and restarted and it ran perfectly for a few more miles and then did it again. This time taking a few attempts to start and then ran perfectly enough to get it home! Any ideas where I start with this? Coil pack etc? Where is best to get this from if required. |
27th March 2024, 08:01 | #2 |
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A diagnostic session should reveal whether or not an ignition coil is breaking down.
The other possibility is "fuel filter syndrome". Search for FFS or "orange clip" for further information. Simon
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27th March 2024, 08:36 | #3 |
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I would suggest a diagnosis with the correct t4 machine
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27th March 2024, 09:02 | #4 |
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If you do need a new coil, I'd recommend DMGRS.
https://www.dmgrs.co.uk/products/coi...6f4f4038&_ss=r But as Dave & Simon have said, best to start with the diagnostic computer
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