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Bulkhead access on the Excel

Started by gghc87, Feb 24 2012 03:52 PM

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#1 gghc87

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Name:Cliff
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Posted 24 February 2012 - 03:52 PM

Does any know if the is access to the bulk head where the wing/back of the wheel arch adjoins the door pillar on the passenger side ie at the back of the glove box.

I may need to change the coil pack on the excel ( yes mine is fuel injected) and it is screwed into this area on the engine side.

I didnt want to start undoing the screws to the coil pack ( 4 in all) only to find there are nuts at the back which then fall into the void never to be seen again.?

Thanks in advance.

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#2 andydclements

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Name:Andy Clements
Car:Turbo Esprit, S3, Excel, Europa Special

Posted 24 February 2012 - 05:29 PM

I'm pretty sure the latch cables etc can be accessed from the passenger compatment, removing the trim panels that cover the fuses & relays, on that basis I'd guess you'd get there that way with long thin arms (I have the former but not the latter so am never to going try).