Changing the coil packs on a 4.2
Changing the coil packs on a 4.2
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Duke Thrust

Original Poster:

1,680 posts

268 months

Thursday 5th April 2007
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Going to do this tomorrow, any tips?

Looks like the fuel rail will have to come off, anything else?

Thanks chaps

G8 EMW

56 posts

242 months

Thursday 5th April 2007
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Hello mate,

Suppose I shouldn't be on here noew the cerb is a griff. I hear you came over today what do you think of her??? Catch up the weekend???

Cheers Matt.

Duke Thrust

Original Poster:

1,680 posts

268 months

Thursday 5th April 2007
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G8 EMW said:
Hello mate,

Suppose I shouldn't be on here noew the cerb is a griff. I hear you came over today what do you think of her??? Catch up the weekend???

Cheers Matt.


Hello buddy,

Looks very nice, will wander down tomorrow for a closer look - need to ask a favour too.

Going to put my Vitesse back on the road!! (As well as the TVR and Alfa)

G8 EMW

56 posts

242 months

Thursday 5th April 2007
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Ok m8 c u tmrw!!

G8 EMW

56 posts

242 months

Thursday 5th April 2007
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Duke Thrust said:
G8 EMW said:
Hello mate,

Suppose I shouldn't be on here noew the cerb is a griff. I hear you came over today what do you think of her??? Catch up the weekend???

Cheers Matt.


Hello buddy,

Looks very nice, will wander down tomorrow for a closer look - need to ask a favour too.

Going to put my Vitesse back on the road!! (As well as the TVR and Alfa)


You need a favour. No probs what can I do for ya?

alinton

965 posts

265 months

Thursday 5th April 2007
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I did that on my former 4.2, fuel rails didn't have to come off, it was possible to pass the packs down between the rails. Its a bit fiddly (but then what isn't on a Cerb) but not too much trouble.

A long reach tool with - I think - allen head on it is useful for bolting them down.

Andy.