there are two bolts one is under the Power Steering pump and a pain to get to it takes a 15 mm deep well and a long handled ratchet, then you have to use a wrench when the ratchet bottoms out. Once that is removed jack up car and on the bottom side of the starter ther is another bolt either a 17 mm or 15 mm. this one is pretty easy to remove. then drop starter and take off 2 nuts that hold on wires. make sure to put wires back on the same terminals they came off of or the car wont run and you will have to pull starter again
the easiest way is to remove the oil filter and install the starter from the bottom of the car I removed the intake manifold to allow easier acces to the starter.
The starter is located under the intake manifold. Remove the oil/air seperator, remove the fuel injector rail, remove the intake manifold to expose the starter. the starter is held on by two bolts(15mm) bottom on starter side, top on flywheel side. Don't forget to remove neg. battery cable and starter wireing. Install in reverse order.
you have to remove the timing chain in order to remove the cam covers
Front of engine, underneath the intake runners. This is for Quad 4 dohc engine. You can just see it if you remove the rubber hose from the throttle body to the air filter.
Depends on which motor you have? V6 Next to the oil fiter above the starter. Quad 4- back of the head .
i need the torque sequence for a 1998 pontiac grand am 2.4 quad
chain
Take the bolts out.
V6 3.1 OR QUAD 4 2.3?
it has a chain
the first quad was invented by a greek union who fell off and made it with a quadrall force
My 94 Pontiac grand am se quad 4 the clutch is real loose and 1st gear is slipping