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Where are the coil packs located on the NEO-RB25DE, is it where I circled in red? Do I have to take the cover off and it's just under it remove hosing and stuff to get to it?

yes the cover will have to come off, the coil packs should be in the valley between the cam covers/cams.

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No, more like where i have circled in red. The x over pipe may be in the way also and there could also be another cover over the valley itself.

EDIT: found a pic of a neo turbo with covers off. Same stuff, slightly different bucket.

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No, more like where i have circled in red. The x over pipe may be in the way also and there could also be another cover over the valley itself.

EDIT: found a pic of a neo turbo with covers off. Same stuff, slightly different bucket.

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hello shazza do i have to remove the hoses and bits marked in red to get to the coilpacks marked in green? is it like lego or does it require a lot of skill?

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hello shazza do i have to remove the hoses and bits marked in red to get to the coilpacks marked in green? is it like lego or does it require a lot of skill?

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Being different to the turbo model, i would say that you have to disconnect/ remove the things you marked in red....

In terms of skill, not much is required. Just make sure you remember where everything goes!

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/122284-r34-replacing-spark-plugs-on-neo6-rb20de-rb25de/page__p__5311921__hl__coil+packs__fromsearch__1#entry5311921

Found the above thread it should answer any and all questions.... :D

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Being different to the turbo model, i would say that you have to disconnect/ remove the things you marked in red....

In terms of skill, not much is required. Just make sure you remember where everything goes!

http://www.skylinesa..._1#entry5311921

Found the above thread it should answer any and all questions.... :D

i've successfully taken it apart and put it back together for reassurance, now do i need to put silicon over where the spark plugs where the coilpacks fit on? for better durability?

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i've successfully taken it apart and put it back together for reassurance, now do i need to put silicon over where the spark plugs where the coilpacks fit on? for better durability?

How so, grasshopper??

Normally you would silicon old coil packs, if they were starting to degrade and causing misfire...

EDIT: but that is just a temporary fix

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