[q+a] spark plug replacement
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[q+a] spark plug replacement
is replacing spark plugs easy or hard? something i should get a machanic to do or something i can do myself?
i jsut got new NGK Plugs and Spark plug wires and im not sure if i want to do it myself.. what are the steps i need to take?
i jsut got new NGK Plugs and Spark plug wires and im not sure if i want to do it myself.. what are the steps i need to take?
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Re: [q+a] spark plug replacement (waterboy)
EASY!
1) twist/Pull out spark plug wire
2) using ratches w/ extension and correct socket for spark plug unscrew spark plug (plug should come out with socket)
3) make sure gap is set correct
3) put new plug in socket and hand tighten using the extension only
4) w/ ratchet on again slightly tighten to snug (NOT OVER TIGHTEN!)
5) plug wire in again
6) repeat to new cylinder until all cylinders are done
1) twist/Pull out spark plug wire
2) using ratches w/ extension and correct socket for spark plug unscrew spark plug (plug should come out with socket)
3) make sure gap is set correct
3) put new plug in socket and hand tighten using the extension only
4) w/ ratchet on again slightly tighten to snug (NOT OVER TIGHTEN!)
5) plug wire in again
6) repeat to new cylinder until all cylinders are done
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Re: [q+a] spark plug replacement (murtnabila)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by murtnabila »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">EASY!
1) twist/Pull out spark plug wire
2) using ratches w/ extension and correct socket for spark plug unscrew spark plug (plug should come out with socket)
3) make sure gap is set correct
3) put new plug in socket and hand tighten using the extension only
4) w/ ratchet on again slightly tighten to snug (NOT OVER TIGHTEN!)
5) plug wire in again
6) repeat to new cylinder until all cylinders are done</TD></TR></TABLE>
Don't forget, when you replace the wires do them one at a time so you don't mix them up.
1) twist/Pull out spark plug wire
2) using ratches w/ extension and correct socket for spark plug unscrew spark plug (plug should come out with socket)
3) make sure gap is set correct
3) put new plug in socket and hand tighten using the extension only
4) w/ ratchet on again slightly tighten to snug (NOT OVER TIGHTEN!)
5) plug wire in again
6) repeat to new cylinder until all cylinders are done</TD></TR></TABLE>
Don't forget, when you replace the wires do them one at a time so you don't mix them up.
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Re: [q+a] spark plug replacement (crashN2u)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by crashN2u »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Don't forget, when you replace the wires do them one at a time so you don't mix them up.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yes very good idea it can cause some headaches and some noobishness when you forget where they go, so i dont want to come back on here tomorrow and see "What are the plug location on the distributor" thread okay
Don't forget, when you replace the wires do them one at a time so you don't mix them up.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yes very good idea it can cause some headaches and some noobishness when you forget where they go, so i dont want to come back on here tomorrow and see "What are the plug location on the distributor" thread okay
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Re: [q+a] spark plug replacement (waterboy)
If your not sure what to do then get a Haynes or Helms service manual for your car and follow its intsructions.
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