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Can't get #1 and #5 Coil Plugs Off - 2006 6MT Coupe
In the middle of a coil pack and plug change on my 2006 6MT coupe. The driver side went off without a hitch (save the oil I found in #4 plug hole, but that's another post...), but for the life of me I can't get the coil plug clips off of the passenger side coil packs. I don't want to break them, so I was wondering if there's a trick that anyone could share with me? Esp #5 that has the wire loom bracket in the way
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Hold the tab down on the connector. Insert a flathead screwdriver between the coil and connector lip. Turn the screwdriver and it will push the connector off.
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I use a pair of angle head needle nose pliers to depress the release tab for almost ALL electrical harnesses. It's impossible for me to get those things with bare hands.
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Agreed with above: when clips get old, they simply won't clip off easily. I use the small flathead screwdriver to push in the clip, and as said above, slowly push it off with another one. Just did this 2 days ago, pulling coils off.
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Just finished up the tune-up and I wanted to again say thanks for the tips! It took me a little less than an hour to get the remaining coils and plugs replaced and everything buttoned up
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