Bilazaurus

Hi,
I have noticed that head of my bolt securing the ignition coil is broken, gone, snapped. Coil is a bit loose now, sitting still thanks to rubber boot in ignition coil. Now, of course I'll have the broken bolt removed and reinstalled but I was wondering if screw is providing a proper grounding for ignition coil. There's metal on coil's collar and mounting bolt looks more conductive than a usual one. Do you know if this screw and collar helps to ground the coil and provide better spark?

92K1500

iTrader: (1)

Isn't the valve cover plastic? That would insulate the mounts from any form of grounding.

Bilazaurus

It's not mounted to plastic cover. It's mounted to block I think.

karlt

The coils are bolted to the rocker cover (see the em.pdf section of the Service Manual, page EM-35). Coil ground is through the wiring harness (see the ec.pdf section, page EC-691). Page references are for my 2005 model.

Bilazaurus

Ok. Thank you.

Bilazaurus

But isn't the rocker cover bolted to the block? The coil boilt is quite long.

rancor

No the bolts do not go through the brass inserts are just long.