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V2006 V6 coil pack and plugs replacment

rowlands57
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Recently I posted about two failed coil packs just before the warranty ran out. It was suggested that I change out the others and since the plugs were due I went ahead and did so. Sunset was the source for the coil packs and they are great to work with, Jeff is very responsive to inquiries.

Below are a few shots of the engine with cover removed and placement of the pick tool in the spot needed to pop the connectors off the coil packs. The process is pretty straight-forward once you get the hang of popping those connectors.

Also a shot of the plugs as a FYI for the forums.

Thanks to all for the great information found here.

JR

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