How to Replace a Coil Pack on a 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan

The Coil pack on my 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan has gone bad and needed replacement. My mechanic agreed that I could make a video of him replacing mine. I am confident that this video will help others in the same predicament as me if they choose to save money and replace it themselves.

[@robertbascelli6433]

I have 293000 miles on my 05. Just getting ready to replace the Coil Pack, plugs,wires and PCM I just ordered from Flagship 1. Thanks for sharing this video. All the tips and tricks save me time.

[@jerbburleson1]

My '05 has 231,000. These Dodge 3.3 liter engines were well made.

[@deluciousanderson9048]

Thank you the camera guy is great 😊

[@michaelmitton7578]

Great Job...Thank you , i`ll be doing this in 2 days...have cylinder #2 not firing .

[@MYPROJECTS101.]

No problem glad this video can help.

[@peacebypieceratsrodsrestos4104]

Very well put together video and tool description thank you

[@kevinmetcalf6371]

Great video

[@MYPROJECTS101.]

Thanks!

[@ramonlloyd5497]

So I changed y spark plugs and wires after I flooded my engine after a puddle jump still not starting I'll try this hopefully it will start

[@RonMccall-u3e]

There is a nut clamping down the reservoir. If you dont loosen it you could damage the reservoir. Some of the plugs have a red clip lock. Watch several KZbin videos first to get all the correct steps.

[@CrudelyDone]

Two 8mm bolts holding on the power steering reservoir... Yet the reservoir has a third bolt bolted to my coilpack not enabling any movement. And this is why I don't repair things... Instructions supposedly clear, but completely different never mind it's the exact same 2005 3.3L V6 motor.