[s-cars] 034 Motorsports coil conversion harness

Tom Green trgreen at comcast.net
Sun Nov 25 12:29:21 PST 2007


Tom,

Are you sure that you have total ignition cutout and not total fuel  
cutoff?

If you do know it is ignition cutout, then the path suggested by Dave  
F could yield results.
It probably needs to be done anyway.  034 stands behind their  
products as well as any
one, so I would think your investment (less labor :-) ) is safe.

If you are not sure, I would be suspecting fuel cutoff because of an  
overboost signal to the
ECU, probably from a boost leak at one of the hoses.  This would most  
likely accompany
one or several malfunction codes and probably a MIL light.  Checking,  
recording , and
clearing codes could be useful in diagnosis.

Tom

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> Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2007 13:17:32 EST
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> After living with less than full boost for 6 months while my  ancient
> ignition system slowly degraded, I opted for the 034 Motorsports  
> harness  and new VAG
> coils as suggested by 034 Motorsports (coil part #06B 905 115R  )
>
> Installation was a breeze, as advertised (bummed that my valve   
> cover no
> longer fits, though)
>
> But...
>
> I have total ignition cutout at full boost - running the MTM  1+ chip.
>
> I see that 034 says the coils have had some problems extreme  dwell  
> with some
> chipsets. I assumed (oops) that the MTM 1+ was so common  that it  
> could not
> be one of the 'bad' chips.
>
> Am I out my $400 investment?
>
> Tom Rasmussen
> Minneapolis
> 1995 S6 MTM 1+
> 157,000 miles



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