tune up pointers
if you have manifolds a set of the short spark plug sockets with the thru hole will help....
also while your in the process pull your coil/icm assembly out and unbolt your icm from the heat sink and reapply a new layer of thermal paste on the back of the icm... also add a couple washers behind the mounting bracket between the head and the bracket when you bolt it back to the head...
also while your in the process pull your coil/icm assembly out and unbolt your icm from the heat sink and reapply a new layer of thermal paste on the back of the icm... also add a couple washers behind the mounting bracket between the head and the bracket when you bolt it back to the head...
do you have a idea what they look like maybe pic cause to do the wires i was going to take the whole front apart and alternator cause i got to do water pump and new rad in the process of selling this red dragon with 106000 unmolested miles
On my '97, at least. I had to drop the headpipe off the exhaust manifold to do the wires on the driver side. They run under a strip of metal that you (at least me) can only get loose with the head pipe off. Might as well do both sides and take the alternator and starter off too, it gives you more working room. I had to use a torch to heat up the nuts on the manifold studs to get them off or I would have broken them-they were really on there.
socket kit http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/...0Socket%20Sets
the driver side is the easy side ,do it from the bottom, well not easy but easier than the passenger side
the driver side is the easy side ,do it from the bottom, well not easy but easier than the passenger side
Last edited by brucer; Sep 13, 2010 at 04:20 PM.
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