Xinhua news service exclusively dedicated on January 14 revealed Bora 1.8T Ignition Coil frequent failures, leading to a serious shortage of the ignition coil problem. After the 48 hours, both Volkswagen and FAW-Volkswagen China 1.8T Ignition coils a formal position. Bora, Passat B5 and Audi models the three 1.8T sedan owners who can finally put the heart in the stomach.

Ignition Coil  is small, it focused on exposing the domestic automobile market, many problems exist. As a new model just launched a few years, such a problem is painful. Many owners told reporters that such a wonder: Is not timely informed consumer rights? Does China need to improve the quality of automotive service it? Is China's auto industry do not need to pay close attention to technical aspects of building an early warning mechanism for it?

In fact, a car, or even a few vehicles Ignition Coil break down is not terrible, but if the "disease group" would concern the. Cars, like people, have a life cycle, will have a "cold headache," like the small problems, and sometimes knocked "badly beaten." However, if a car got a kind of the same "epidemic", it is terrible, and at least shows there is a common component potential "risk factors."

According to reports, Bora, Passat B5 1.8T models and Audi cars on these types of ignition coils are the original German imports. Under normal circumstances, which part is broken, can be changed. Clearly, the ignition coil out of stock, reflecting the manufacturers underestimated the repair market, also see the dependence on imports of Chinese auto parts manufacturer supporting its limitations.

Ignition Coil  is a problem, if timely replacement is not really a big deal, but the Audi, Passat B5 and Bora 1.8T van common question is "part of the same" wrong, but also to be used for "Importing drugs" to treat, in the "medicine" when not to, can only wait helplessly. Shanghai Volkswagen and FAW did not know who the general public, for the "ignition coil crisis" bustle, the search did not find the root cause of their illness: the construction of early warning mechanisms and the sincere service.