Porsche SparkPlug and Coil Replacment 

Thank you!

Glad this helps. my main focus is trying to help save some of that hard earned cash

Any time!

trying to help save that hard earned cash.

I've broken one or two in my time. It makes me feel much better.

Yea mine was just hesitation on idle and little on driving speed it was enough to feel thru the steering wheel.

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the service docs say to do the spark plugs every 40k miles, coils should make it 60k, since you will need to remove the coils anyway I would inspect the black plastic shaft for any cracking. this is a pretty common issue, so if you find some I would replace as this will allow some of your spark to exit into the engine block before reaching your plugs and cause hesitation and lose efficiency. Thanks for your support. I hope this answers your question.

Hello my Friend. I actually did not get any alerts on the screen. but the engine did have hesitation. I found that these coil packs are not very dependable. the black plastic shaft overtime will crack, when this happens you will lose spark as it will transfer out of the coil into the block of the motor causing the loss creating the hesitation. after I replaced them, the motor did not hesitate anylonger

When an ignition coil fails you will get the PSM Failure light and Sport mode will be disabled and the car will be obviously misfiring.

Yes Very similar just missing two plugs and coils so would be cheaper :) I hope this helps and thanks for your support

What's the order for the coils I need 2 an 6 for the v6. Can't find anything online.

@@mlktim Hi TR and thanks for supporting my channel. The v6 if you are in the driver seat. Front right passenger starts 123 front driver side front is 567. Note there is no 4.

@TomorrowsTek cool thanks I appreciate the help I will replace them later today. Not paying that extra money for something this simple. These mechanics will rob u.

@@mlktim 100% agree 👍

I have only put about 8k miles on the car in two years. but it is running great so far.

Cool thanks. Already ordered and will give them a try

I think I spent about 300 in materials. I'll check again later when I get home

Yes sir, by all rights you should replace the bolts. They are aluminum and will stretch when tightened the first time.

@@TomorrowsTek thank you so much!! I worried about the inner size of bolt hole.

It’s exactly what the video said a ignition module NOT a coil two different things

If you don't mind. what is wrong with the Bosch Plugs?

Nothing wrong actually? But they dont perform the same as a Beru or Ngk. But if you dont mind performance, go with anything you like..

And you know if you go to the dealer, the dealer asks you which one you want. If you want something that does the job you get the cheap Bosch plugs, If you want to spend the extra money they offer you the Beru plugs.

and I can tell you that the entire driving experience and power improves a lot if you change from the Bosch plugs to the Beru.

sorry. I was trying to go as cheap as possible on the parts. I was on a very limited budget and have not made any income from my videos yet. I hope to use better parts in the future.