How Do You Replace The Ignition Coil In A VW Passat?
A problem with your Passat ignition coil may cause oil leaks, stalling or fast or irregular idling. When it comes to replacing the ignition coil in a VW Passat, you need to know which type of engine you have. Although the replacement process is basically the same from engine to engine, you’ll need a different special tool for the repair depending on your engine, which is indicated within the appropriate step. Detach the negative battery cable from the terminal. This is the cable attached to the negative battery terminal post. Set your emergency or parking brake for added safety. Identify the type of engine in your Passat. You’ll need special tools for certain engines. For the 1.8L engine with an intermediate shaft, you need spark plug connector tool T10029. The 1.8L engines without an intermediate shaft require an ignition coil puller T40039 and the V8 engine requires Puller T10166. Loosen the screws that hold the engine cover in place with a screwdriver and lift off the cover. Expose
