Michael58121
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Thanks, does this chance if I'm going to be using the snow performance stage 2 meth? Or should I get another meth brand?
Thanks, does this chance if I'm going to be using the snow performance stage 2 meth? Or should I get another meth brand?
ehh no biggie, as long as they are all equally torqued down you should be fine. Is the pictured plug the one cylinder that was loose with oil? how many miles on your engine (for oil getting by the pistons and into the chamber)?
Who here has an APR DSG Tune and how do you like? How does it compliment v3.1?
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Who here has an APR DSG Tune and how do you like? How does it compliment v3.1?
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ehh no biggie, as long as they are all equally torqued down you should be fine. Is the pictured plug the one cylinder that was loose with oil? how many miles on your engine (for oil getting by the pistons and into the chamber)?
Seafoam is not the same although the desired result is the same. Seafoam is supposed to be run through the intake manifold while the car is running. CCC is supposed to be poured down the cylinders after removing the spark plugs, allowing to sit for hours/overnight then run hard.
I'm feeling dumb, and super pumped at the same time. When I went to remove the plugs I didn't have to pop 3 of them loose, they just started turning. And the 4th one wasn't much better. One was so loose that the coil pack had oil on it! I'm going to check them in a week to make sure the coil pack doesn't have oil on it again so I know there isn't a leak anywhere. I regapped the plugs down to .024, torqued them down really well and started up the car.
Rough idle is completely gone, car started up much more smoothly and the power punch is back to how I remember it. SO HAPPY!! But like I said, I feel really stupid lol.
Just so you know, the oil isnt from the combustion chamber, its from oil leaking around the gasket that goes around the valve cover / cam cover, and around the coilpacks. The center is like O-O-O-O, and it seeps down into the plug holes, and gets all over the coilpacks and the threads on the plugs
It is fairly common, but actually the "gasket" i believe is just some sealant? I haven't seen one apart, but unlike the fsi, where you can take the "valve cover" off, and replace it with a fancy metal one, the tsi cover has integrated cam caps, so it's most likely glued on for the most part