How to (DIY) Replace Ignition Coils on a VW 2.5L 5 Cylinder Engine

How to (DIY) Replace Ignition Coils on a VW 2.5L 5 Cylinder Engine

The Ignition Coil packs can potentially cause misfires when they fail on your VW 2.5 Liter 5 cylinder engine. Be sure you have the most current version in your vehicle (Link below).

Most current and updated VW 2.5 Ignition Coil
http://www.deutscheautoparts.com/View/07K-905-715-F/07K-905-715-D/0/150043

Potential Faults that may be a result of a bad coil
P0300 – Random/ Multiple Cylinder Misfire Detected
P0301 – Cylinder 1 Misfire Detected
P0302 – Cylinder 2 Misfire Detected
P0303 – Cylinder 3 Misfire Detected
P0304 – Cylinder 4 Misfire Detected
P0305 – Cylinder 5 Misfire Detected

This part would fit on the following models
VW – Beetle – 2006-2010 – 2.5 Engine
VW – Beetle – 2012-Present – 2.5 Engine
VW – Beetle Convertible – 2003-2005 – 2.5 Engine
VW – Beetle Convertible – 2006-2010 – 2.5 Engine
VW – Golf – MK6 2010-2014 – 2.5 Engine
VW – Jetta – MK5 2005.5-2010 – 2.5 Engine
VW – Jetta – MK6 2011-Present – 2.5 Engine
VW – Passat – B7 2012-Present – 2.5 Engine
VW – Rabbit – 2006-2009 MK5 – 2.5 Engine
VW – Sportwagen – 2009 – 2.5 Engine
VW – Sportwagen – 2010-Current – 2.5 Engine

This video was filmed at our facility
Deutsche Auto Parts
18525 Statesville Rd
Unit D4
Cornelius NC 28031

We are your number one place for VW and Audi Performance Software (ECU Tuning) as well as Parts and Accessories in the Charlotte area.

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BrianDTV says:

i love you man thank you

Rodney Williams says:

my engine light is on, i just went to emissions 9/30/16 and it threw the misfire codes shown in the beginning of your video. could that possibly be the problem?

Abraham Montano says:

my 2005 VW jetta 2.5 would not accelerate… turns on, when putting on D, it moves but won't give me any accelerate when pushing the gas???? what could it be???

Tammy Willingham says:

I changed the coils and spark plugs in my 2009 VW Beetle, and I am still getting the codes 300, 302, 304 and the car sputters bad while driving. What did I miss and what can I do short of taking it to the dealership

Jn says:

Nice and informative video, I had a coilpack fail on my VW rabbit 2.5 with only 36000 MILES on it!! Apparently they fail due to heat but I've being driving this car really carefully and only for the weekends where I drive 75 miles on the highway back and forth. So do you know what might have caused this "HEAT" to prematurely wear off one of my coilpack in a low mileage car? Oh and it just had new spark plugs about 500 miles ago!!!

MrLuipr14 says:

nice process

Matthew Munyakazi says:

do you have a video addressing anti theft/ alarm horn? the horn of 2006 jetta suddenly silenced. Any ideas?

Marcos Roman says:

I'm getting a misfire from cylinders 2and 4 would I be able to test them out before replacing them

mrodr008 says:

I have fault codes for control circuit on all ignition coils. P2301 2313 2310 2307. Should I try putting all new ignition coils? Plugs already replaced at 40k. I'm at 47k now.

Michelle Owens says:

I have a 07 jetta 2.5 turbo. it's misfiring on 2. I replace all spark plugs and ignition coils but still have problems. I'm no idiot when it comes to an engine, but I've never worked on a vw before. obviously I'm a diy'er and I don't want to just start replacing everything, short of tearing it down to check the head and gaskets, any I'm put or pointers would be greatly appreciated!

John Doe says:

I am using the R8 coils now in my 2006 Jetta 2.5. My car is not modified but it still helped some and that might have been partly because my old ones had 130,000 miles on them. I did not have misfires but these kind of parts do age. I replaced spark plugs not long before installing the coils and that also is part of the reason why I am having good luck with this. One more nice thing about these is that they are cheaper than the coils the car originally came with. I got mine for somewhere around $23 each vs the $33 each for the ones that the dealer would have sold. I am glad I did this considering that it feels good to have paid less and gotten more. To get the right ones make sure they are advertised as an Audi R8 part but they probably use these in other Audi cars and we just note the R8 because it is a well known performance car. It is nice that I did not have to buy some weird brand that I never heard of to get a cheap upgrade.

Carlos Ruiz says:

does the audi coils add more power ??

John Doe says:

I find that a bit of silicone grease in the grommets makes the cover a little bit easier to pull off. You don't have to make a mess, just use a tiny bit smeared into each one. The silicone grease can be anything as long as it is just silicone with no petroleum in it that will ruin the grommets.

Miesha Bryant says:

Yay, i put brand new ignition coils on my VW 2010 new Beetle, thanks for the video…Lots of money saved…

Matthew Munyakazi says:

any knowledge on replacing thermostat on 2005 jetta?

Matthew Munyakazi says:

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. You just made my day!!!!

Mike Cudney says:

What is the firing order for a 2011 vw Jetta 2.5L?

Kinzi Linzi says:

My 2009 VW Jetta started shaking this evening while I was stopped at a red light. When the light turned green and I applied the gas the car started shaking and felt like it was about to shut off, when I looked down I noticed that the check engine light was flashing. Could this be an indication that my coils need replacing?

Russell Van wyk says:

Will my 2012 Gli Oem coits (black) work with my other car 2009 2.5 jetta 2.5. . .? I have the red packs already in my GLI an have the oems just boxed up

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