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Failing Spark Plug Coils S80 1999

I have a mystery on my hands, hopefully someone can give me an answer.

My '99 S80 T-6 started idling and running real rough. I got an associated emiision control msg. and a flashing check engine light. I pulled a coil off each spark plugs one at a time and found one not producing a spark. I went to Volvo parts and bought a new one($60.00) , installed it and the car rode great for ten minutes. Then the same problem occurred with the rough idling etc.. I removed all the turbo tubing again an found that another coil went bad. Back to Volvo to get number two coil. I installed that one but this time I still had the rough engine. Day number two, I am refreshed and thinking clearly. I find that two other coils are bad. My question is why did all the coils work properly after I installed the first bad one for about ten minutes. I already moved the last two bad coils around to see if it was not the wiring. If I buy two more coils, will they keep on shorting out for some unknown reason. I feel I am so close, I would hate to bring it to the dealer, after all the work I have done. Why all of a sudden are these coils going bad? The car has 115K on it.

Thanks and the pressure is on since my wife needs the car!








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    Failing Spark Plug Coils S80 1999

    don't know if you got it sorted yet but mine has done the same thing! i have 60k on it and the coils start going like a house of cards. one at first, then a month later another. then a day later another and another. one more thing. the pins that are on the connectors need to be checked. they push back in their sockets quite easially. check them to make sure.







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