removing driver's side coil pack I have to take off the drivers side coil pack, which I haven't done before. I'm stuck on getting that bracket in the back to clear the stud, if you've done this you know what I mean. I've read all the posts about it, saying the bracket's also bolted to the back of the head with a 15mm bolt, but I can't reach that bolt. I'm wondering if the stud can just be unscrewed from the valve cover, like with a vice grip, or maybe two nuts threaded against each other. Are those studs just screwed in to the valve covers, or welded in, or superglued, or what? I don't want to mash it up unless there's a chance it will come out. |
quit being a girl, roll your sleeves up and get that bolt out. its not easy but is it by no means hard.ratcheting wrench works well for this |
If you don't draw blood, you're doing something wrong. |
it wasnt too hard when i got mine out. seems like you have huge hands :lol: take a break n try again later...huge room we got in there :bang: |
Originally Posted by patSS/00
(Post 14317056)
I have to take off the drivers side coil pack, which I haven't done before. I'm stuck on getting that bracket in the back to clear the stud, if you've done this you know what I mean. I've read all the posts about it, saying the bracket's also bolted to the back of the head with a 15mm bolt, but I can't reach that bolt. I'm wondering if the stud can just be unscrewed from the valve cover, like with a vice grip, or maybe two nuts threaded against each other. Are those studs just screwed in to the valve covers, or welded in, or superglued, or what? I don't want to mash it up unless there's a chance it will come out. Just take your time , And don't scratch the car lol |
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