Changed the plugs and may change the timing belt
05-26-07, 08:05 PM
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Changed the plugs and may change the timing belt
Damn, I have owned this car 6 yrs and put 80k on it and finally cracked the covers open on the engine to see what shape the plugs were in. ......very worn. Replaced them and MAN! the SC pepped up big time!
PS- this is the easiest thing you can do to an SC, so change your plugs.
So as I was putting the covers back on I noticed the timing belt had some very small lines in it, too small for the camera to catch....... so I guess it'll be fine for quite a bit more.
PS- this is the easiest thing you can do to an SC, so change your plugs.
So as I was putting the covers back on I noticed the timing belt had some very small lines in it, too small for the camera to catch....... so I guess it'll be fine for quite a bit more.
05-26-07, 08:24 PM
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nope it's gravy. you don't have to pull anything except the covers which have 6 bolts total each and intake tube. SOOOOOOOO easy. Takes me longer to wash the car.
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08-29-07, 08:59 AM
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Hey OLT- everything I read so far says that you have to remove the MAF, throttle body, etc to get to the plugs on the right side of the motor- how do you get to the plugs with the throttle body and all that stuff in the way?
