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Hi everyone!

Today I was down at my mechanics having a yarn. We happened to talk about my coilpacks, and how on 2 of them I have had to pull apart a pen and put the spring out of that in to the coilpack as the replacement.

So where we got talking was in to the resistance of this coilpack spring. As the car MIGHT have a SLIGHT miss on idle we were thinking it could be the differing resitance in the springs.

The coilpacks themselfs are 100% fine, just the springs are a bit dodgy.

So what are peoples suggestions, thoughts, theories or theorums.

Im thinking 6 new springs all of a very conductive metal, with some sort of a tip on them, and see how that goes. BIGGEST problem is where to get tiny springs???

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Hi everyone!

Today I was down at my mechanics having a yarn. We happened to talk about my coilpacks, and how on 2 of them I have had to pull apart a pen and put the spring out of that in to the coilpack as the replacement.

So where we got talking was in to the resistance of this coilpack spring. As the car MIGHT have a SLIGHT miss on idle we were thinking it could be the differing resitance in the springs.

The coilpacks themselfs are 100% fine, just the springs are a bit dodgy.

So what are peoples suggestions, thoughts, theories or theorums.

Im thinking 6 new springs all of a very conductive metal, with some sort of a tip on them, and see how that goes. BIGGEST problem is where to get tiny springs???

mate i have a couple of spare springs ya welcome to have them if you need them

cheers just pm if ya want them

That is not causing your problem.

I love these brain teasers hey... What is then smarty pants? Its a cefiro I bet thats what your going to say :happy:

Either way the problem I am looking to resolve is the spring, not the miss. I feel the springs cant be helping anything by not all being the same.

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