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Old 11-23-03, 10:32 PM
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Tune Up Procedure?

I've checked the factory service manual but it doesn't mention anything about replacing the Oxygen sensor, as some of the people have suggested in previous threads.

Is there a full procedure floating around somewhere, pics would be nice but not necessarily required
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A full tune up procedure or a O2 sensor replacement policy? A tune, by automotive industry standards, is replacing the spark plugs and changing the oil. If I were to do a tune up, I would change the plugs, oil, worn belts and hoses, and the air and oil filter. If I just bought the vehicle, I would also change the coolant, tranny fluid, and differential oil.
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I've already done an oil change + filter, plus an alternator belt and I've checked the spark plugs and their alright for now but I want to change them soon aswell as the leads, I;ve had the rear 2 plugs out but had some trouble with the front 2 is there a trick to getting them out because its a pain with all the power steering and A/C right there....
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