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Coil Pack Screw Won't Tighten. Trying to tighten the coil pack, screws grip somewhat but won’t lock down tight. All was good until i attempted to reinstall the ignition coil using the 10 mm bolt that screws into the engine block(?) for the far right. A user shares their experience of breaking a coil pack bolt while changing spark plugs on a jeep grand cherokee. If they got tight while removing, tighten them back in a half turn, back them out a little more than when they stopped, tighten again, back it out a little more, etc. I ended up finding the #6 coil pack not seated on the plug because the hole for the retaining bolt is stripped out. Aside from relocating the coils, is there a. Other users offer advice on how to remove the bolt, check the. The screw hole(or however it is called) for the screw to bolt down. We found that we can't get the coil pack closest to the front of the car on the driver's side out because the retaining bolt is behaving. The #5 coil bolt is stripped so we wrapped it with teflon tape for a quick fix, it ran well like that for about 8 months, now i'm.

Aside from relocating the coils, is there a. All was good until i attempted to reinstall the ignition coil using the 10 mm bolt that screws into the engine block(?) for the far right. The screw hole(or however it is called) for the screw to bolt down. A user shares their experience of breaking a coil pack bolt while changing spark plugs on a jeep grand cherokee. Trying to tighten the coil pack, screws grip somewhat but won’t lock down tight. The #5 coil bolt is stripped so we wrapped it with teflon tape for a quick fix, it ran well like that for about 8 months, now i'm. We found that we can't get the coil pack closest to the front of the car on the driver's side out because the retaining bolt is behaving. Other users offer advice on how to remove the bolt, check the. I ended up finding the #6 coil pack not seated on the plug because the hole for the retaining bolt is stripped out. If they got tight while removing, tighten them back in a half turn, back them out a little more than when they stopped, tighten again, back it out a little more, etc.

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Coil Pack Screw Won't Tighten We found that we can't get the coil pack closest to the front of the car on the driver's side out because the retaining bolt is behaving. All was good until i attempted to reinstall the ignition coil using the 10 mm bolt that screws into the engine block(?) for the far right. I ended up finding the #6 coil pack not seated on the plug because the hole for the retaining bolt is stripped out. Aside from relocating the coils, is there a. We found that we can't get the coil pack closest to the front of the car on the driver's side out because the retaining bolt is behaving. The #5 coil bolt is stripped so we wrapped it with teflon tape for a quick fix, it ran well like that for about 8 months, now i'm. Other users offer advice on how to remove the bolt, check the. Trying to tighten the coil pack, screws grip somewhat but won’t lock down tight. The screw hole(or however it is called) for the screw to bolt down. A user shares their experience of breaking a coil pack bolt while changing spark plugs on a jeep grand cherokee. If they got tight while removing, tighten them back in a half turn, back them out a little more than when they stopped, tighten again, back it out a little more, etc.