Changing Spark plugs
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Changing Spark plugs
Is it possible without a lot of hard work. There doesnt seem to be much room on one side of the engine? Im planning on doing it on the driveway tommorow but if its gonna take engine mounts and stuff i need to borrow my m8's workshop.
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Yea ive got loads of tools. I just dont like getting half way through a job and finding out i needed the Workshop as i will be working on the driveway. Thought id ask, thanks Guys.
Just been taking another look at the spark plugs on my car. The plugs and leads dont look like anything ive ever seen. Is this normal. Ive worked UK models with the coil pack on the top of the engine and "normal" plug leads. What is on my car?
Just been taking another look at the spark plugs on my car. The plugs and leads dont look like anything ive ever seen. Is this normal. Ive worked UK models with the coil pack on the top of the engine and "normal" plug leads. What is on my car?
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Yes plugs are standard. Can be a bit fiddly getting the coil packs back in, make sure to line them up properly. When they are in the right place they slide in easily but get the angle wrong then they just dont go on.
Also, when using your plug socket you mind find it best to remove the rubber sleeve inside it as otherwise the whole socket gets left behind.
Good luck
Also, when using your plug socket you mind find it best to remove the rubber sleeve inside it as otherwise the whole socket gets left behind.
Good luck
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