Changing Coils
#1
Changing Coils
Can a Novice change these out. I am not a mechanic but know my way around and can follow instructions well enough, and am willing to learn it..
What type of time does it take to complete it..
What type of time does it take to complete it..
#2
You gonna eat that?
iTrader: (1)
Welcome.
There's a couple of good DIY threads.
It's not too difficult.
I had to take the air filter box off, that was the hardest part.
Just be sure to not cross the wires, very important.
Label them, or do them one at a time.
A couple of hours.
There's a couple of good DIY threads.
It's not too difficult.
I had to take the air filter box off, that was the hardest part.
Just be sure to not cross the wires, very important.
Label them, or do them one at a time.
A couple of hours.
#3
I am a mechanic and it took me about a half hour the only thing I removed was the plastic expansion box on the air intake tube just before the throttle body and then was able to reach everything underneath the air intake tube. I removed the plug wire, then the nut holding the coil one at a time and then disconnected the harness plug then reversed the process. Only doing one coil at a time in order to not mix any of the wires up. A extendable magnet will come in very handy to get the nuts off when they are loose and then started on the studs again without dropping and losing them.
#4
Water Foul
I am NOT a mechanic, but do a lot of my own wrenching. It took me about 45 minutes to do it the first time and 30 minutes thereafter. But, with my BHR setup, I am hoping to just be changing plugs from here on out. As already mentioned, be sure to label your wires or change the coils one at a time. It is also a good idea to change the plugs and wires with the coils if you are using OEM quality components.
#5
You gonna eat that?
iTrader: (1)
I am NOT a mechanic, but do a lot of my own wrenching. It took me about 45 minutes to do it the first time and 30 minutes thereafter. But, with my BHR setup, I am hoping to just be changing plugs from here on out. As already mentioned, be sure to label your wires or change the coils one at a time. It is also a good idea to change the plugs and wires with the coils if you are using OEM quality components.
I took the bracket off, but the long bolts partly hold the water pump on. Need washers the same thickness as the bracket.
#6
Water Foul
Good warning. I actually installed my BHR setup a little over 10K miles ago, and am quite happy with it so far. I can definitely see how that could happen, though.
Last edited by Steve Dallas; 05-06-2015 at 07:47 AM.
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