USP Motorsports Presents The Lager Plug & Play 1.8T Coil Pack Wiring Harness

If you own a 1.8T, you know all about the failure prone ignition coil pack wiring harness. USP Motorsports and Lager Parts are pleased to present the only plug & play 1.8T Coil Pack Wiring Harness on the market! That’s right! No splicing or crimping!

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These wires are in an area with excessive heat and tend to degrade over time. The wiring harness failures led to misfiring, starting issues, lack of throttle response, decreased fuel mileage, check engine light, and other issues. People were seeing this in as little as 50,000 miles due to the close proximity to the exhaust and other high-temperature elements. VW/Audi released a TSB (Technical Service Bulletin) that called to replace the harness. The problem is VW of America no longer makes the correct harness. Have no fear, Lager is here!

USP continued to see the issue in their local shop, as well as an influx of online customers looking for a solution to this issue. The USP engineers got together and decided it was time to make lives easier. Going a step farther than the options available on the market—USP Motorsports decided to make it a complete plug & play system. Unlike other harnesses available on the market currently, this is the only option that requires no further modification for Volkswagens.

Click Here To View: Lager 1.8T Plug & Play Coil Pack Wiring Harness

The Lager replacement harness includes all associated clips and plugs allowing you to replace all wiring between the coil packs and the ECU. Simply de-pin the factory wires at the ECU and plug in the new harness. To help ease installation, all the wires come pre-labeled to let you know which ECU pin location they go to.

Be on the lookout for USP Motorsports’ brand Lager, as they plan to release a line of OEM-improved parts. This line will feature parts developed during their 15 years servicing and maintaining these vehicles. Lager parts will be focused around longevity and ease of install. They currently offer the failure prone 1.8T Coolant Hose Flange through the Lager brand and plan to release more as issues arise!

Click Here To View: Lager 1.8T Plug & Play Coil Pack Wiring Harness

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