im dumb..but..spark plugs
ok...give me the quick and painless on fd spark plugs....auto zone says two diff kinds...what i pulled out{bosch} where all the same..so i orderd 4 of each af ngk{what ever parts # they gave me}..so help a fd noob out..what goes where? lol i miss inline 6 2.0
thanks all..
thanks all..
please..i know this is a basic ? but knowone in my area has a clue....and as soon as some one tells me i can get the fd running..its just seten in my garage with the hood up looking sad
If your car is stock or near stock, NGK BUREQ7 Leading and BUREQ9 Trailing. You need two of each. Those with heavier mods go with 9's all around.
Leading plugs go in the lower position and trailing in the top. Trailing = Top... Leading = Lower.
The store may also try to sell you on more expensive platinum versions. Your call, but I don't think they'll last any longer.
Get some anti-seize too, and be sure to use a little on each plug thread, just be careful not to get it on the business end tip.
The FSM instructs you to change them from the top, but it's much easier from under the car. Do one plug at a time so you don't cross wires. Piece of cake.
Leading plugs go in the lower position and trailing in the top. Trailing = Top... Leading = Lower.
The store may also try to sell you on more expensive platinum versions. Your call, but I don't think they'll last any longer.
Get some anti-seize too, and be sure to use a little on each plug thread, just be careful not to get it on the business end tip.
The FSM instructs you to change them from the top, but it's much easier from under the car. Do one plug at a time so you don't cross wires. Piece of cake.
Sgtblue always there to help out a noob.
Definately change them from under the car. It seems like it would almost be impossible from the top unless you have your A/C and PS deleted.
Definately change them from under the car. It seems like it would almost be impossible from the top unless you have your A/C and PS deleted.
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I've found a 3/8 stubby rachet + u-joint + spark plug socket makes the job super easy even on the top.
Would definitely be easier to do it at the bottom when the car is on a lift =). But sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do (the hard way, on the top =P)
-AzEKnightz
Would definitely be easier to do it at the bottom when the car is on a lift =). But sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do (the hard way, on the top =P)
-AzEKnightz
I have my AC and PS in the car and I've always changed my plugs from the top. All I do is remove the elbow (my stock one at the time and now my greddy) and go to work. Regular ratchet with two different extensions does the job just fine. It takes about 20 min from start to finish and thats including taking a couple of soda breaks.
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I bought the 9 plugs a couple weeks from advance auto parts.
I paid 4.99 each. A little more expensive online, not sure why
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/web..._1493765070___
I paid 4.99 each. A little more expensive online, not sure why
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/web..._1493765070___
The reason I was at a loss was because when he told me I looked at my bay and to me it seemed more difficult. But I'm curious next time I change them I'm going to try it from the bottom.
I've done both and I find removing the elbow and changing from the top is easiest, hell you can do it in the parts-store parking lot if you want. ~5 bucks a piece is what I paid for em.
whoops, those 5 dollars prices are here in the states, and sgt blue isn't far from me, looks like you're the only person posting here from Canada. I would post here and ask your fellow canadians. https://www.rx7club.com/canadian-forum-42/
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