B16RacerN2NR sold me a bad coil
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w215 cl65, W212 E63, R53 Mini Cooper JCW, E92 328I
B16RacerN2NR sold me a bad coil
B16RacerN2NR sold me a " good working coil " and once received i went to a Mercedes shop and got B16RacerN2NR coil installed in my car, and my car ended up running worse then it was before i bought this part, i went from my car misfiring 1-2 times per month. and now from this coil i just installed i am going in to limp mode 5-10 times per day... now you might wonder how i know it is a bad part.. well the shop had a v12 Mercedes that came in and the shop for men swapped coils, and guess what, the problem was solved.... so i put the coil i bought from B16RacerN2NR back on and the misfire is back.... PAY PAL would not refund my money, why i have no idea, what more proof do they want
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i have a 2005 cl65 with a bad passenger side coil.....
i tried to resolve this problem with B16RacerN2NR but he keeps telling me that the part is good and/or the mechanic broke it. ha ha the guy who installed the coil is a certified Mercedes mechanic for the last 25 years, so i don't think the mechanic did anything wrong.... and on that note i was looking over his shoulder the whole time so i would know if he did something wrong, and not to mention i am a fully certified technician from Ferrari, BMW,and Lexus, with 4 years of automotive technology degree and 20+ certifications... so I'm sure installing the coil isn't rocket science
.... i have a 2005 cl65 with a bad passenger side coil.....
i tried to resolve this problem with B16RacerN2NR but he keeps telling me that the part is good and/or the mechanic broke it. ha ha the guy who installed the coil is a certified Mercedes mechanic for the last 25 years, so i don't think the mechanic did anything wrong.... and on that note i was looking over his shoulder the whole time so i would know if he did something wrong, and not to mention i am a fully certified technician from Ferrari, BMW,and Lexus, with 4 years of automotive technology degree and 20+ certifications... so I'm sure installing the coil isn't rocket science
