2005 s600
#2
Most likely the coil pack, second most likely is the voltage transformer between the two coils. Look at www.v12icpack.com.
what I would do first is rent, his rebuilt, voltage, transformer from him, as it can be easily changed in five minutes on top of the engine. If that solves it, you keep the rental voltage transformer. If it doesn’t solve it, you return the voltage transformer rental and buy the coil pack.
This is the most common failure item of the car
what I would do first is rent, his rebuilt, voltage, transformer from him, as it can be easily changed in five minutes on top of the engine. If that solves it, you keep the rental voltage transformer. If it doesn’t solve it, you return the voltage transformer rental and buy the coil pack.
This is the most common failure item of the car
Last edited by tusabes; 12-16-2023 at 04:09 PM.
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Fried Chicken (02-01-2024)
#6
Super Member
Exactly what Kraut said. Never throw parts at the problem, get a diagnosis first. A diagnosis over the internet is impossible, so find a mechanic that knows this platform.