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Getting access to the coilpack...

Started by PaulW, 29 February 2008, 18:17:32

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PaulW

Do I 'have' to take the inlet off, or can I just do it with the scuttle off??

I need to get access first to get the partnumber so I know which once I need, and then when I have it, to change it...

Can't find any how-to guides on it so thought it may be worth asking!

I know Pete did his at the cambelt party, but his engine as a whole was all stripped to bugger anyways to do the exhaust manifold!
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psnimv6

when i done mine i took of the inlet off for better access and it was still no easy to get to ,if you can get the plug of you will be able to see if it is square plug or oval and be able to tell what dis pac you need ( the later type ending in *****17 is oval hth

PaulW

Well I checked the EPC, and I can see major difference between early and interim packs, but the only difference between interim and late is the number...  which is what I'm after to begin with!

Doesnt help me having big hands lol!
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Dazzler

It is possible with just the scuttle removed.
Patence is the key to a dis-pack change ;)
Big jobbies now finished.....Now running on LPG

Marks DTM Calib

Pop the scuttle off and look at the shape of the connector and if its Horizontal or Vertical (I am sure yours is horizontal).....this will tell you which DIS pack you need.

MarkG

Paul - I just posted something under the 'oppinions please slight misfire' thread which you might find helpful. And hey - we are neighbours!

Mark

Elite Pete

Bring it around Paul, it will only take 15 mins to find out which pack you need and once youve got it I will give you a hand to fit it :y
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