Ignition Coil Bracket Removal
Ignition Coil Bracket Removal
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As many here have done, I snapped off the bolt that holds the ignition coil to its bracket. I searched, and found that people usually suggest drilling/cutting the remnants of the bolt (which is welded in place), and then tapping in a new bolt.
I want to do this, but can't get the bracket off. The bracket is held by three bolts, which I removed. However, it is attached to what looks like a pipe at two points (I believe the pipe contains some kind of electrical wires, as it looks like it is coming out of the battery. I can't for the life of me get this pipe off - any ideas would be greatly appreciated, as the car is undriveable right now.
thanks
As many here have done, I snapped off the bolt that holds the ignition coil to its bracket. I searched, and found that people usually suggest drilling/cutting the remnants of the bolt (which is welded in place), and then tapping in a new bolt.
I want to do this, but can't get the bracket off. The bracket is held by three bolts, which I removed. However, it is attached to what looks like a pipe at two points (I believe the pipe contains some kind of electrical wires, as it looks like it is coming out of the battery. I can't for the life of me get this pipe off - any ideas would be greatly appreciated, as the car is undriveable right now.
thanks
The C-shaped clamshell's on the forward attachment point of the coil bracket, (i.e. near coil 1 of 4, when counting from the front of the car to the back) - I tried prying the tab open with a flathead, but didn't want to force it - I'll try again
The same wire harness is attached to the coil bracket near coil 4, and it looks like it is zip-tied in place, i don't see any tabs that I can pop on that one
Thanks for the quick reply.
The C-shaped clamshell's on the forward attachment point of the coil bracket, (i.e. near coil 1 of 4, when counting from the front of the car to the back) - I tried prying the tab open with a flathead, but didn't want to force it - I'll try again
The C-shaped clamshell's on the forward attachment point of the coil bracket, (i.e. near coil 1 of 4, when counting from the front of the car to the back) - I tried prying the tab open with a flathead, but didn't want to force it - I'll try again
those shitty bolts will break 90% of the time.
Drill it out and put a new stainless in, use some dielectric grease when u're done assembly, it prevents rust. cuz yes, stainless steel DOES rust, it's just a bit more rust resisting than regular bolts.
Drill it out and put a new stainless in, use some dielectric grease when u're done assembly, it prevents rust. cuz yes, stainless steel DOES rust, it's just a bit more rust resisting than regular bolts.
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