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Old 07-12-2008, 06:34 PM
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Unhappy Help removing spark plug coils on 2004 4.4i N62 Engine – DIY

So I read just about every single DIY on this forum and other forums regarding SP removal and thought I was ready. Turns out the N62 is slightly different and I can’t find any bolts to unscrew to get these coils out. Am I tugging at the wrong item, are these even the spark plug coils (there are 8 of them, 4 on each side). I can get the electrical connector off but the nub won’t budge, twist, or pull off. Any idea of what I’m missing?

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did you figure this one out? Check my signature, i have diy for plugs, however my connectors are a bit different since i have the M62 engine. Could be similar way of removing? Hope it helps somehow.
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R/A, It looks like your coils are similar to the M54 engine. Take a look at this link => http://www.linquist.net/motorsports/bmw/plugs
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Thanks! dkl's link is perfect, those are the same coils and the intructions are exactly what I need. There are no bolts to undo, I guess I wasn't pulling on them hard enough. I'll try them again tomorrow morning.
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R/A, It looks like your coils are similar to the M54 engine. Take a look at this link => http://www.linquist.net/motorsports/bmw/plugs
that's it.

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