changing spark plugs
#1
changing spark plugs
its almost time for me to change my spark plugs and i was wondering where everyone is buying their replacement spark plugs. i know our stock ngk iridium spark plugs are basically the best you can get, and i want to stick with the stock ones.
on sewell its 13.98 and 12.44 with our "clublexus" discount. is there any other site that offers the same spark plugs for cheaper?
on sewell its 13.98 and 12.44 with our "clublexus" discount. is there any other site that offers the same spark plugs for cheaper?
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#13
Racer
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1. Take of engine cover.
2. Disconect the coil to the specific cylinder you are working on (do one at a time).
3. Remove what ever holds the coil down to the valve cover.
4. Remove and install new spark plug.
There's you DYI.
#14
Racer
iTrader: (8)
I've never done it on an IS but its probably just like any other car.
1. Take of engine cover.
2. Disconect the coil to the specific cylinder you are working on (do one at a time).
3. Remove what ever holds the coil down to the valve cover.
4. Remove and install new spark plug.
There's you DYI.
1. Take of engine cover.
2. Disconect the coil to the specific cylinder you are working on (do one at a time).
3. Remove what ever holds the coil down to the valve cover.
4. Remove and install new spark plug.
There's you DYI.
#15
I've never done it on an IS but its probably just like any other car.
1. Take of engine cover.
2. Disconect the coil to the specific cylinder you are working on (do one at a time).
3. Remove what ever holds the coil down to the valve cover.
4. Remove and install new spark plug.
There's you DYI.
1. Take of engine cover.
2. Disconect the coil to the specific cylinder you are working on (do one at a time).
3. Remove what ever holds the coil down to the valve cover.
4. Remove and install new spark plug.
There's you DYI.
your right dont forget to remove intake or easier access i put a set of pulstars on a integra daily driver i have and threw a check engine code. lol Pulstars FTL!