best place to buy coil pack?
13 November 2013, 04:15 PM
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Very easy mate. Depends which side has gone but if its on the driver's side you need to remove the air filter and maf housing to gain access. If its on the passenger side, the it's the battery and windscreen wash bottle.
Then the coils are held in place by a 12mm bolt. The you just unplug the connector and start fitting the replacement.
Easy job mate.
13 November 2013, 04:50 PM
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With that statement, I guess that you have never done a spark plug change on a flat four motor??
Very easy mate. Depends which side has gone but if its on the driver's side you need to remove the air filter and maf housing to gain access. If its on the passenger side, the it's the battery and windscreen wash bottle.
Then the coils are held in place by a 12mm bolt. The you just unplug the connector and start fitting the replacement.
Easy job mate.
Very easy mate. Depends which side has gone but if its on the driver's side you need to remove the air filter and maf housing to gain access. If its on the passenger side, the it's the battery and windscreen wash bottle.
Then the coils are held in place by a 12mm bolt. The you just unplug the connector and start fitting the replacement.
Easy job mate.
Its coil pack 1 thats gone according to my code reader
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