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Lost 5 of 6 coils in the Q7

Old 05-25-2010, 04:54 AM
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The other day the Q7 went into limp mode, my wife was able to make it to the dealership. They called and told us that 5 of the 6 coils failed in our 07 Q7 3.6(47K). Under waranty guidelines they were only able to replace 5 of them, how short sited is that, 1 more coil and they were already there doing the job.....?
Old 05-25-2010, 05:08 AM
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There is a voluntary recall on the coils. Received a letter from Audi; they are inspecting and if neccesary replacing all coils. My dealer replaced all of them under this recall just to be safe.
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yup recall

I just had all of mine done
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Sounds just like what I read on the Porsche Cayenne Forums.
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Originally Posted by DUTCH VanAtlanta
Sounds just like what I read on the Porsche Cayenne Forums.
my understanding the Porsche Cayenne recall is far back to 2002 model .. do you think Audi is using the same supplier? Just got mine down last week .. :-)
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Originally Posted by kaptom540
my understanding the Porsche Cayenne recall is far back to 2002 model .. do you think Audi is using the same supplier? Just got mine down last week .. :-)
My guess would be yes. There are only a couple of electronics parts suppliers used by all the German automobile builders: Bosch, Beru, Hella.
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+1

yup, changed mine in April.
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So would you guys describe/search this under mechanical fails or electrical fails?

I am tempted to file them under mech F as they are part of the engine function.
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Originally Posted by Jusforfun
So would you guys describe/search this under mechanical fails or electrical fails?

I am tempted to file them under mech F as they are part of the engine function.
Engine electrical, definitely not mechanical.
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Somewhat confused by the recall... visited dealership twice, had them look up VIN twice. Brought them the recall paperwork and they claim it is not for my VIN and not for the 3.6 They said even if they replaced the coils it would be with the same exact coils as I already have.

Another dealership claims it is part of the recall... I am of the mind if it isnt broke dont mess with it at this point but rethinking it after readint this thread.

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