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antonio ray Posted on Sep 28, 2014
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How do I instal a coil pack in a chevy cavalier 3.1 multiport fi v6 1993

I've never fooled with coils before and frankly not sure what to look for until today"a little". frome what i seen on the net i think i know what it looks like and from cominsence i think i know where they are if im right. I need to know the easiest and fastest way to take it off once i find out which one it is. I normally take the long way about things when i've never done it before.If you have a photo of where it is and look like and advice on how to quickley and easily remove it I would very much apreciate it. This is for my sister who is about to drive to florida; she let me keep her car until she lieves and Im trying to make sure she makes it.As sead befor I;ve never delt with coils but am very good when working on vehicles. I changed out the spark plugs and wires if I would have known last knight I could of looked for a spark I could of figured out which one it is. A.I.R

  • antonio ray
    antonio ray Sep 28, 2014

    Probably not inportant just wanted you to know shes driving from texas,: a long ways.

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Ok so follow the plug wires from spark plug to the other end that is the coil that it plugs into one end is spark plug the other is coil if the car run good before replacing wires and plugs more than likely you crossed a wire and nothing wrong with the coil and if i remember right its a 3 pack coil meaning there is 3 coils wich one would be bad is beyond me you can get a coil tester to find out but they are pricey or maybe take them off and some parts stores can test them

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