Ignition Coil Pack Replacement 08 Chrysler Town and Country 3.8L

In this video I show how to replace an ignition coil pack on an 08 Chrysler Town and Country 3.8L. The process is pretty simple. First, disconnect and isolate the negative battery cable. Then disconnect all of the ignition cables from the coil pack. Disconnect the electrical connector. Remove the two nuts that hold the coil pack down. Then remove the coil pack. Installation is the reverse procedure. (Torque specifications not provided. Reference your repair manual for this information.)
Note: At around the 1:20 mark I make a note to see description form more information about cleaning the tray that the coil mounts to. It is not uncommon for debris to be found on this tray or to fall on this tray when the coil is removed. Any debris should be removed from the tray before mounting the ignition coil pack as this debris could get trapped between the coil and the tray and could cause the coil to not fasten correctly to the tray.
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[@brooksspringer8949]

Best informational video by far on how to change the coil pack in this vehicle!!! 👍😁

[@BarboursAutoHelp]

Thanks! 👍

[@brianh6662]

Excellent step-by-step video. Thank you.

[@BarboursAutoHelp]

You're welcome!

[@hanman0894]

I would be broke if it weren't for videos like these!!! Thank you!

[@angelalistman8135]

Thank you for this video it was such a huge help

[@lottie170]

Hi how bad is to do plugs

[@elishamartinez1731]

My T&C is doing everything he said.. The idoling was so bad!.. And I could smell the gas and my terminal for the fire wire is very corroded..

[@Germany-jl9tb]

Thank you that was very helpful but with all the respect the numbers are 246and 531 not 135.

[@BarboursAutoHelp]

Check again my friend.....This time use a manual.

[@christianguz]

How much would this cost if I take the vehicle to the mechanic??

[@BarboursAutoHelp]

Give em a call and let us know.

[@tdiler12]

Do you think a failed Coil Pack could be a cause of a 2003 Caravan running awful shuddering when cold but runs fine once warm? New plugs & wires recently. Thanks

[@kosmotto]

4 minutes and fixed

[@BarboursAutoHelp]

Good job.

[@tomh3652]

At 2:50 it says on top of the coil pack from left to right in the back its 5, 1, 3 not 1, 3, 5 like you said. It should be 1 3 5.

[@BarboursAutoHelp]

I think you misunderstood.

[@kosmotto]

New To you, I had to rewind and laugh

[@BarboursAutoHelp]

Yea, I think that was referring to a used ignition coil. Used but "new to you".

[@brooksspringer8949]

Best informational video by far on how to change the coil pack in this vehicle!!! 👍😁

[@BarboursAutoHelp]

Glad it was helpful!