Subject	Re: For the coil to get hot in a situation like that...
Posted by	Turbotom on February 21, 2015 at 7:04 PM
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In Reply To	For the coil to get hot in a situation like that... posted by DVDBURN (MD) on February 21, 2015 at 12:59 PM
Message	Many Thanks to Gary! The problem ended up being #3 in his list. I have 3.2 ohms from cylinder #1 coil pack connecter signal wire to the PTU to coil connection. (E1) So, short on my signal wire somewhere. I hope Gary's info and my results help someone in the future. Now for me to Google how to best find the short or just buy a whole new WS wiring harness.
Follow Ups	Constant Power to 1 coil pack signal wire - Turbotom 21:43:26 02/20/15 A (shorted) bad coil pack winding is one guess... (n/m) - jzack 23:30:02 02/20/15 Re: A (shorted) bad coil pack winding is one guess... - Turbotom 23:54:11 02/20/15 Re: A (shorted) bad coil pack winding is one guess... - Turbotom 00:02:31 02/21/15 Sounds like a PTU Problem. - Cjw3 09:17:59 02/21/15 For the coil to get hot in a situation like that... - DVDBURN (MD) 12:59:18 02/21/15 Re: For the coil to get hot in a situation like that... - Turbotom 19:04:40 02/21/15
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