Spark plug change
08-12-2001, 01:24 PM
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Spark plug change
Can someone please help me replace the plugs in my car. I dont want to skrew up so Im asking the professionals. Easy steps would be appreciated. I want to change my plugs to Platinum plus 4's. just cause its a Bosch product. 
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08-12-2001, 07:29 PM
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Got a rough draft. You able to read Adobe PDF? Bosch or NGK..I lean towards....
the real expensive factory spec NGKs but have Bosch four electrode plugs, what ever metal that is.
08-15-2001, 10:37 AM
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OK....im done. WOW
What a job that was. It was all easy until i came to the last plug (far upper right). That was a beast. I also had some trouble getting those plugs to turn. They were in there pretty tight.
The instructions given to me by Scott, were direct, easy to understand and not alot to read. Thanx alot. Saved me about 70 bucks in labor.
The plugs I got out didnt look to bad. The electrodes were still in good contition and the plugs were really clean. No bad coloring. The porceline part of it had turned partly brown though.
So I want to give props to Scott.
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The instructions given to me by Scott, were direct, easy to understand and not alot to read. Thanx alot. Saved me about 70 bucks in labor.
The plugs I got out didnt look to bad. The electrodes were still in good contition and the plugs were really clean. No bad coloring. The porceline part of it had turned partly brown though.
So I want to give props to Scott.
Thanx
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