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16 years 3 months before #7267 by manual-mecanica
Insideile tries to change Nissan Almera Bujia published by Manual-Mecanica
It is a bit bergonzous, but yes, I am not able to disassemble the coils to find the spark plugs of this car. After looking at the workshop manual, I am more confused because in this it indicates that to take out the coil where the spark plug is there is a screw, but in this Nissan Almera 2.2 of 2005 there is no said screw and I do not know if to throw, do lever or turn the piece before breaking it, better ask.: blush: Thank you

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16 years 3 months before #7273 by manual-mecanica
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Weird must have a screw at the base of the
Czech coil if not any insurance or other device to release it

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16 years 3 months before #7328 by manual-mecanica
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I do not see the screw, unless it has to disassemble the entire black plastic housing that carries over.: S .

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16 years 3 months before #7459 by manual-mecanica
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That such a friend, indeed, you have to disassemble the plastic housing that covers the engine, do not try to remove the coil in any other way since you could damage it ...

Good luck !!! And those cars here in Mexico run very well

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