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mike moran Posted on Jan 18, 2010
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Dont know how to take master cylinder off to replace coil pack

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  • Kirk Augustin
    Kirk Augustin May 11, 2010

    Taking the master cylinder off requires bleeding the brakes when you put it back on, so you need to know what you are doing better. If you need to ask, I would not suggest doing it. At least get a manual. Brake hydraulics are not for the beginner, especially with ABS these days.

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You shouldn't have to remove it....here are the steps from the tech manual:

Removal & Installation

  1. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
  2. Label and disconnect the spark plug wires from each of the coil pack towers.
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Ignition coil removal—2.4L engine


Ignition coil removal—3.3L and 3.8L engines


  1. Disengage the electrical connector from the ignition coil pack.
  2. Remove the coil pack mounting fasteners.
  3. Remove the coil pack from the vehicle. If equipped, remove the coil pack from the mounting bracket.
To install:
  1. Place the coil pack into position on top of the engine valve cover, or mounting bracket, if equipped.
  2. Install and tighten the coil pack mounting fasteners to 9 ft. lbs. (12 Nm).
  3. Plug in the electrical connector to the ignition coil pack.
  4. Connect each spark plug wire to each corresponding coil pack tower. The coil pack towers are numbered with the correct cylinder identification. Be sure that the spark plug wires snap firmly onto each coil tower.
  5. Connect the negative battery cable.

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