How the hell do you remove the last header bolt on passenger side?!
To save the life of me I cannot figure out how to get a wrench on this last bolt. I've spent as much time trying to get this bolt off as I have taking the rest of the stock exhaust off. Someone please give me some insight on how to remove this passenger side header bolt all the way back near the firewall!
Travis
Travis
Go at it from underneath..
Remove the heat shielding panels from that side
Lie on back with head toward rear of car, feet towards front obviously..
Use right hand and either a 10mm (or is it 8mm, I forget) gear wrench or socket
From that angle you should have plenty of room, I think...
Thats how I did it.
Remove the heat shielding panels from that side
Lie on back with head toward rear of car, feet towards front obviously..
Use right hand and either a 10mm (or is it 8mm, I forget) gear wrench or socket
From that angle you should have plenty of room, I think...
Thats how I did it.
10mm gear wrench if you don't have a compressor.
I have a 1/4" drive air-ratchet with 10000000 accessories for it. I can change the spark plugs from the tail pipe. That tool allows me to remove EVERY header bolt in about 30 seconds. It fits everywhere under the hood, and if it can't I can put some 1/4" wobble-extensions and U-joints on it.
I have a 1/4" drive air-ratchet with 10000000 accessories for it. I can change the spark plugs from the tail pipe. That tool allows me to remove EVERY header bolt in about 30 seconds. It fits everywhere under the hood, and if it can't I can put some 1/4" wobble-extensions and U-joints on it.
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I was under the car with a 10mm ratches wrench and maybe a swivel head ratchet i used one of those two. to put it in with the headers tho i had to do it from up top and i never removed any of the coils.
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Thanks for the help guys!I did have to grind the casting tab on the block though..Pacesetters.



What he said.. Just remove the coil packs and it makes life easier. BTW, while you're doing that, might as well change you plugs at the same time 


