As we're approaching winter, I'm reminded that last year my S6 ran into some pretty bad issues in cold weather, and the colder it gets, the worse it gets.
Around 40F, on initial startup I get a single cylinder miss. Even after the engine is warmed up, the miss continues. The only way to get the miss to go away is to turn the engine off and back on. I haven't had a chance to throw VCDS on to see what cyl is missing, but it is on my list.
As the temperature gets colder, it gets worse. Last year on a day that was -20F, I had to start the engine with the pedal halfway to the floor and hold it at about 1800RPM for a minute just to get it to idle, and I'd guess I was down 2-3 cylinders. After I'd driven few miles, I turned the engine off and back on, and the miss was gone.
Any thoughts as to what would cause this miss? My car has a 6 speed swap with a Daz tune, and has been converted to R8 coilpacks. Is it possible that this is due to the coilpacks?
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