


TOP LEFT:
The lower side-shielding
bolt is best accessed using an open-end, box, or gear wrench, as shown here.
Remove the side-shielding bolt (or bolts, depending on your model year) from
the other side of the shielding as well.
BOTTOM
LEFT: You'll have
to remove the spark plug and coil wires to remove the side-shielding, so it's
a good idea to make a diagram of the plug wire orientation before you pull
them, numbering the wires with small pieces of masking tape. That way you'll
avoid confusion when it's time to button things up.
TOP
RIGHT: You'll also
have to disconnect the leads from the coil and, once again, a simple diagram
keeps things from getting confused. Once these leads are disconnected, remove
the spark plug shielding nuts to release the plug shields and the side shielding
assembly can then be lifted off.
BOTTOM
RIGHT: With the
shielding out of the way, a screwdriver is used to loosen the screw on the
coil retaining bracket. Once loosened, the coil can be pulled out of the bracket.
