spark plug replacement
#3
can u please send me the link... rudeness3001@hotmail.com thx
#4
you really shouldnt need a write up...ill give you the steps but when you replace the spark plugs only use NGK anything else will mess your car up.
Remove the front valve cover (thing that says nissan V6 3000)
unplug the 3 black box looking things (coils)
unscrew (2 screws per coil)
Remove coils.
Unscrew spark plugs...put new ones in
for the rear 3 look for the coils back there....unplug them...
2 bolts per coils...remove them
unscrew the spark plugs
put new ones in
shouldnt take you more than 30 minutes even if your a beginner with cars
Remove the front valve cover (thing that says nissan V6 3000)
unplug the 3 black box looking things (coils)
unscrew (2 screws per coil)
Remove coils.
Unscrew spark plugs...put new ones in
for the rear 3 look for the coils back there....unplug them...
2 bolts per coils...remove them
unscrew the spark plugs
put new ones in
shouldnt take you more than 30 minutes even if your a beginner with cars
#5
you really shouldnt need a write up...ill give you the steps but when you replace the spark plugs only use NGK anything else will mess your car up.
Remove the front valve cover (thing that says nissan V6 3000)
unplug the 3 black box looking things (coils)
unscrew (2 screws per coil)
Remove coils.
Unscrew spark plugs...put new ones in
for the rear 3 look for the coils back there....unplug them...
2 bolts per coils...remove them
unscrew the spark plugs
put new ones in
shouldnt take you more than 30 minutes even if your a beginner with cars
Remove the front valve cover (thing that says nissan V6 3000)
unplug the 3 black box looking things (coils)
unscrew (2 screws per coil)
Remove coils.
Unscrew spark plugs...put new ones in
for the rear 3 look for the coils back there....unplug them...
2 bolts per coils...remove them
unscrew the spark plugs
put new ones in
shouldnt take you more than 30 minutes even if your a beginner with cars
And plus 1 on the ease of this job and on the only using NGK's.
Rudeness, not everyone's as nice as us three guys. To avoid people giving you crap and to avoid making a bad impression, you should really try searching and looking in the "How To" section before making a new thread especially with a simple question like this one. There is a write-up on this already in that section (however it still refers to removing the "valve cover", but the pics make it easy to understand what the guy meant). Searching makes the orgers like you more, and if you do, they will be more likely to help you instead of making hateful comments about you.
#6
Its very east to do. I did mine for the fist time a while back and it was cake. Look for the how do to here on the Org. Thats the directions I followed and it took about 1/2 hr to do. I would use OEM spark plugs or equivalent, nothing less.
#8
One thing I did to make it easier was to permanently weld a six-inch extension onto my plug socket. The spark plug socket likes to hang onto the spark plug in those deep wells sometimes.
A little tip from an old guy.
A little tip from an old guy.
#10
Go to google.com
type the following in the bar:
site:maxima.org "4th Generation Maxima (1995-1999)"
I use site:maxima.org to tell google to only search maxima.org and "4th generation maxima (1995-1999)" returns only pages with this exact phrase. I do this to only get 4th gen thread results.
Follow that statement with whatever you want to find. For example:
site:maxima.org "4th Generation Maxima (1995-1999)" "change spark plugs"
I put "change spark plugs" in quotes so google only returns results with that exact phrase.
If you want to return results that are similar to your phrase then don't put it in quotes. For example:
site:maxima.org how to replace spark plugs
This will get me results that google thinks are relevant but don't necessarily have the exact phrase "how to replace spark plugs".
Follow this link to get an idea http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=site%...cdf8cbbf06dc4f
I know it sounds complicated but it's not, and it is way more powerful than the org search function.
Last edited by dan1el; 03-31-2010 at 05:38 PM.
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