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Does anyone have a site or information on changing the spark plugs in one of these beast? I searched you tube and the maintence section to no avail. Thanks in advance.
Does anyone have a site or information on changing the spark plugs in one of these beast? I searched you tube and the maintence section to no avail. Thanks in advance.
Your already at 120k miles? Go to ih8mud.com they are more technical over there.
only at 96k, but i don't see where the plugs have ever been changed on the service sheets, unless it is assumed with the major maintenance done at 90K
You change the plugs at 120k miles, you have awhile to go. Also on ih8mud.com in the 200 series section in the thread "what have you done to your 200 series" a member just posted all the details with pictures showing a do it yourself plug change on the 200 series. Based on his post " I" would pay the dealer the $350 to do it for me.
You change the plugs at 120k miles, you have awhile to go. Also on ih8mud.com in the 200 series section in the thread "what have you done to your 200 series" a member just posted all the details with pictures showing a do it yourself plug change on the 200 series. Based on his post " I" would pay the dealer the $350 to do it for me.
39pages in the thread, i must have missed it or looking at the wrong thread. Would you mind providing a link? Thanks for the reply however and help .
It's the last page of the thread just posted today I think. I have an iPad and don't know how to post a link? "What did you do to your 200 series this week" I just posted on that thread which moved it to the top of the current threads.
It's the last page of the thread just posted today I think. I have an iPad and don't know how to post a link? "What did you do to your 200 series this week" I just posted on that thread which moved it to the top of the current threads.