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DIY: Removal of Cowl and Heat shield
I know there used to be one of these but the pics are gone and I keep reading a lot of posts and it seems like people are having problems with this so here's how it goes
Tools: 10 mm socket 12 mm socket panel popper if you got one ![]() -Remove the 3 plastic clips circled in red -Pull the weather stripping off the side cowls circled in yellow -Pull up on the cowl upwards from the front and work your way to the windshield, the first time its going to require a pretty stiff tug, there are a few plastic that run along the bottom of the windshield and it snaps into the side cowl on the both side. -Pull up on the passenger wiper and pull the plastic cowl straight out ![]() -Heat shield removal -Remove the 5 10mm bolts circled in red -Remove the 4 12 mm bolts circled in green -Pull the black metal heat shield straight towards you, there is foam gasket tape on it that sticks to the body, give it a stiff tug ![]() Voila now you have access to plugs, coil packs, valve cover, and even the oil filter. Total removal time is around 20 minutes taking your time. I hope this helps some one out Last edited by FG2BoostCoupe; 03-12-2009 at 11:00 AM. |
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