I was changing the spark plugs on my G, and i just broke the bolt that goes into the coil-pack over the spark plugs. Completely retarded i know! I mis read the DIY on this site and i thought it said 95FTLB torque not 95INLB torque. which is like 8 or 7 ftlb torque.

So it broke and i unscrewed the remaining bold out of the coild by using needle pliers. THANK GOD. Where can i find this 10MM screw at to replace the one i broke.

THANKS!

 

Almost any auto or hardware store should have it.

 

Ok if it makes you feel better..you're an idiot

 

**** happens, don't beat yourself up over it. We all make mistakes, just be glad you didn't f up something else more serious.

 

I broke the coil pack screw too lol

 

shouldn't be hard to find that bolt, just be glad you got the remaining part of it out. SH$% happens.

 

Mine's still broken maybe ill fix it tomorrow.

 

You will prob be looking for a 6mm x 1.0. 10mm is the socket size. Dont wanna get the wrong bolt

 

for ****s sake son...

 

hahaha...now I don't feel as bad. I was trying to fix my axle click on Saturday. Took the wheel off and try to get to the axle nut. That damn thing was on way too tight. I was hanging on a 4 feet bar trying to loosen this thing and it wouldn't budge. So I put everything back together and drove to three automotive stores to see if they rent impact wrench. After finding out they don't I went home and give the axle nut another shot. Found out I left my wheel lock on the leg when I put everything back together....now I can't even get the wheel off. Have to go to dealer and get new wheel lock key. Hopefully the key won't be that expensive.

Oh yeah, then I drove to the dealer and got them to use their impact wrench and loosen the axle nut and tighten it back up. Parts department was closed.

 

^ good grief.

 

idiot LOL

 

For those of you that do this DIY I quote from the TSB for the axel click: "Do not use a power tool (impact wrench) to tighten the center lug nut". It's definitely on there tight. Torque spec for that locknut is 177 lb/ft.

 

Thanks for all the help a flaming haha. Deff needed. I found the bolt at lowes home improvement store. Cost 93 cents and it was 20mm by I thnk 8mm with a c5 threading.

Got the G back up and running with new spark plugs. Still isn't helping my slow a$$ 0-60 times.