Spark Plug Change:- how to?
06 March 2009, 07:10 PM
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Spark Plug Change:- how to?
Im no machanic, and seeing as I cant even see the spark plugs, so in the words of Mr Jeremy Clarkson "How Hard Can It Be" to change then myself?
Or is it just easier and safer to leave it to the experts?, as its due for a service soon anyways.
Or is it just easier and safer to leave it to the experts?, as its due for a service soon anyways.
06 March 2009, 07:25 PM
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Not to mind, To be fair you need to look at it like this, If you can't see them you need to remove enough stuff so you can access them. Be careful and methodical about it any hoses and cables that are in the way see what they go to and do before taking them off.
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took me 4hours 15 on my classic wrx, first time i have done it on a scoob, had to remove the washer bottle on the RHS and on LHS remove complete airbox, and relocate header tank a little
Next time will be much quicker lets hope my mate doesn't ask me too soon to help him do his
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06 March 2009, 09:30 PM
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20 minutes!
took me 4hours 15 on my classic wrx, first time i have done it on a scoob, had to remove the washer bottle on the RHS and on LHS remove complete airbox, and relocate header tank a little
Next time will be much quicker lets hope my mate doesn't ask me too soon to help him do his
took me 4hours 15 on my classic wrx, first time i have done it on a scoob, had to remove the washer bottle on the RHS and on LHS remove complete airbox, and relocate header tank a little
Next time will be much quicker lets hope my mate doesn't ask me too soon to help him do his
.I see another post about what plugs to get next, keeping my eye on that as well, as thats the next thing, what ones to get, as far as i know it using standard plugs, what ever they are.
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20 minutes!
took me 4hours 15 on my classic wrx, first time i have done it on a scoob, had to remove the washer bottle on the RHS and on LHS remove complete airbox, and relocate header tank a little
Next time will be much quicker lets hope my mate doesn't ask me too soon to help him do his
took me 4hours 15 on my classic wrx, first time i have done it on a scoob, had to remove the washer bottle on the RHS and on LHS remove complete airbox, and relocate header tank a little
Next time will be much quicker lets hope my mate doesn't ask me too soon to help him do his
Ohh suppose i lied i also needed a 10mm socket for the washer bottle.
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