#How to remove melted Ignition Coil? - VW Polo 2015

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indigo oar
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cant u get a wrench or somethign down there and junk yank it out?

reef burrow
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Crazy, I’ve actually never seen this before.

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I’ve seen broken spark plugs, not broken ignition coils.

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I would try to hit it with some heat if you could. Would be wild if you had to remove the head for this.

indigo oar
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vice grips?

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really small vice grips?

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Just so i got this right, the metal part in the middle is also the ignition coil?

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Roughly how big is that hole in the middle?

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3-4mm?

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Okay. Find a big screwdriver and some big screws.

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Drive a screw into it, and then jank it all out with some pliers

subtle latchBOT
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indigo oar
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Just so you get a big more material to pull on

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yes, this is what im thinking

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reef burrow
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How can you not read it in Borats voice. Very Nice!

indigo oar
reef burrow
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You have to get to a point where you can put a socket on it, I would keep pulling the rubber out

indigo oar
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Just get something sharp, a vacuum cleaner, and scrape away i guess

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is there any way you could get a closer picture of it?

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hopefully

subtle latchBOT
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reef burrow
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My man is learning the way

indigo oar
reef burrow
reef burrow
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Head has to come off

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Unless you can drill into the plug but the thing is, your going to drop all that junk into your cylinder

reef burrow
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It’s not hard removing it. It’s the getting everything back on and back in time is what the issue is

pine sail
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Never go back to that shop, electrical burning smells NOTHING like brakes burning, have bad both. And you won't smell the brakes anyway unless you overheat them

reef burrow
indigo oar
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still having issues huh