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how do i know if i have the latest HPFP, PVC, CAM LOBE, COIL PACK and so for....
- Thread starter Gabster
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Speeddemon96
Go Kart Champion
- Location
- South Florida
what year does it say on the door jam that your car was manufactured? Also Check PM!
Arin@APR
GOLFMK7 Official Sponsor
- Location
- Auburn, Al
- Car(s)
- B8 S4, MK7 GSW TDI
All of the HPFP's flow the same.
tasteofink8733
IlluminatiBilderbergNWO
- Location
- Philly
You go to the dealer and ask.
Arin@APR
GOLFMK7 Official Sponsor
- Location
- Auburn, Al
- Car(s)
- B8 S4, MK7 GSW TDI
They woln't know.
^^^^exactly..thank you
TGZ
Moar!
- Location
- New York City
I would love to know how to check on these things also. I don't trust my dealer.
Arin@APR
GOLFMK7 Official Sponsor
- Location
- Auburn, Al
- Car(s)
- B8 S4, MK7 GSW TDI
Like I said, I'm pretty sure they all flow the same (B-F were proved to be exactly the same in flow characteristics). To see your's just pop off the engine cover and look at the number on the top. It ends with H.
for the PCV, pop it off and read the part number on the back. For the DV, pop it off and see if the diaphragm is orange. (blue is older).
I too would like to know how to tell the coil packs apart.
bcze1
You people make me laugh
- Location
- Here today, gone tomorrow
Is there not a part # on the CP?
just like the other parts, there's a progressive suffix letter incorperated into the part #.
"A" is older than "D" etc.
i pulled my coil packs off to look at the part number...and they had a "B" suffix in the part number.
my newer ones had a "D" suffix.
gotta pull one to see the number tho'. easy to do. :thumbsup:
**did i say 'part number' enough times?
part number
part number
part number
NoRegrets78
OG
- Location
- Little Elm, TX
The coil packs have a part number stamped on them I think under the connector. If you have A-C, and have issues, get D. Fixed my cold start and rough idle.