Jeep Jk Coil Pack Removal at Alberto Lillian blog

Jeep Jk Coil Pack Removal. Fixed it, light is no longer on the dash. Once you've got all the retaining screws out, you should be able to rock it slightly to get the connectors aloose from the spark plugs. I have a 2013 jk with 3.6 pentastar that blew the #4 coil pack. Replace the coil packs under the intake manifold. That'll give me three spares for the front if and when i ever need them, and piece of mind. So i'm at 65,000 miles and am wanting to change out my spark plugs. I haven't swapped coil packs.the new one i replaced on 5 with didn't solve the problem.i may swap them out to see if it isolates cylinder and eliminates the coil.i was wondering the spark plug. It was replaced and all spark plugs on that bank were also replaced. I had already changed my spark plugs, so my coil pack was next. Car drove fine for about 15 minutes before it blew the same. For cylinder #1, i was able to use a flathead and push the tab. With the screws removed, the coils can be disconnected from their companion spark plugs by lifting. The pigtail connectors are very difficult to remove.

I had already changed my spark plugs, so my coil pack was next. That'll give me three spares for the front if and when i ever need them, and piece of mind. Fixed it, light is no longer on the dash. The pigtail connectors are very difficult to remove. Once you've got all the retaining screws out, you should be able to rock it slightly to get the connectors aloose from the spark plugs. It was replaced and all spark plugs on that bank were also replaced. For cylinder #1, i was able to use a flathead and push the tab. Replace the coil packs under the intake manifold. So i'm at 65,000 miles and am wanting to change out my spark plugs. With the screws removed, the coils can be disconnected from their companion spark plugs by lifting.

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Jeep Jk Coil Pack Removal That'll give me three spares for the front if and when i ever need them, and piece of mind. For cylinder #1, i was able to use a flathead and push the tab. Once you've got all the retaining screws out, you should be able to rock it slightly to get the connectors aloose from the spark plugs. That'll give me three spares for the front if and when i ever need them, and piece of mind. So i'm at 65,000 miles and am wanting to change out my spark plugs. It was replaced and all spark plugs on that bank were also replaced. Car drove fine for about 15 minutes before it blew the same. Replace the coil packs under the intake manifold. The pigtail connectors are very difficult to remove. I had already changed my spark plugs, so my coil pack was next. With the screws removed, the coils can be disconnected from their companion spark plugs by lifting. I haven't swapped coil packs.the new one i replaced on 5 with didn't solve the problem.i may swap them out to see if it isolates cylinder and eliminates the coil.i was wondering the spark plug. Fixed it, light is no longer on the dash. I have a 2013 jk with 3.6 pentastar that blew the #4 coil pack.