RE: [DML] Spark plug replacement

["Tom Tait" <TTait@xxxxxxxxxx>]

You really need to remove the idle speed motor to get at 2 of them, and
obviously the air filter housing.  It also helps a lot to remove the
injectors and pull them out of the way.  The fuel lines are a huge space
hog and 90% of your problem.  Now if you chose to install the stainless
steel fuel lines from SpecialTauto,  you would find that replacing the
plugs becomes really easy without the bulky fuel lines in the way.

 

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Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2008 4:40 PM
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Subject: [DML] Spark plug replacement

 

I was wondering if there is an quick/easy way to get to the spark plugs
to replace them, because when I looked at them, some of them are buried
quite deep in the engine. Any help and comments are appreciated.

Adrian
10674

 



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