Spark Plugs
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Spark Plugs
so my cars got a good amount of mileage and was thinking I should probalu change the plugs. at the same time I don't want to cuz the car runs fine and I don't like fixing things that work right. any input? and also how much does lexus charge for labor on changing them. thanks guys
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Just quoted $490 yesterday to change the plugs with me having my own parts. Lexus of Chandler.
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I just did mine this past sunday. mine is an is350. Install is Really easy especially if you have changed plugs before. Mine only had 40k miles and they looked in bad shape... Just becuase your car isnt misfiring doesnt mean you shouldnt pull the plugs, just like any other maintance, it needs to be done. Install only took me 1 hour max. and Ran much better after.
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I did the 250 a few weeks back... not hard if you have patience and the right tools. The only bad part was I accidentally severed a wire behind the intake manifold which caused a bunch of lights to come on. It took me 2 days to find the problem after changing out gaskets everywhere. Just be careful when removing the intake manifold. GL
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If you can get the carbon buildup recall done for your 250 (replace piston rings + rebuild) provide the dealer with some sparkplugs, they'll be more than happy to change them for you.
I changed my plugs around 94k and they had all tonnes of crud on them.
I changed my plugs around 94k and they had all tonnes of crud on them.
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