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DannyE2010

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21st Jan 10 at 23:25

im gonna do an oil change ect tom and i just wanted to ask a quick question about doing spark plugs iz it str8 forward to taking old ones out and putting new ones in ive neva changed any in my life so just wanted to check case i diddn do something haha

Better to be safe than sorry i suppose haha

AndyCorsaSport

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21st Jan 10 at 23:28

Yeah pretty much, just dont cross thred them, and put the leads back on the right one, and get a decent spark plug socket/extension, so it doesent come off in the head.

alan-g-w

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21st Jan 10 at 23:29

As long as they're multi electrode ones you won't need to gap them, so yes it's just a case of old ones out new ones in. And just for your own benefit, not trying to get on at you, but you'll get more replies if you spell properly.

DannyE2010

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21st Jan 10 at 23:32

quote:
Originally posted by AndyCorsaSport
Yeah pretty much, just dont cross thred them, and put the leads back on the right one, and get a decent spark plug socket/extension, so it doesent come off in the head.

got the socket mate yee got good uns £18.35 they cost me haha cheers 4 the tip

DannyE2010

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21st Jan 10 at 23:33

quote:
Originally posted by alan-g-w
As long as they're multi electrode ones you won't need to gap them, so yes it's just a case of old ones out new ones in. And just for your own benefit, not trying to get on at you, but you'll get more replies if you spell properly.

cheers for the advise dad haha oj buddie

IvIarkgraham

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