Sprint MaX Or anyone I need Directions On How To Change Spark Plugs
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Sprint MaX Or anyone I need Directions On How To Change Spark Plugs
i used to have the directions from sprint max that he posted once on the org but had to boot my comp and lost so much saved info about doing work on max
now i have to start over, if anyone could post up the directions it would be aprreciated
damn this sucks , I lost everything, everything
now i have to start over, if anyone could post up the directions it would be aprreciated
damn this sucks , I lost everything, everything
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Originally posted by lp
http://www.sprintmax.com/tails/sparkplug.htm
http://www.sprintmax.com/tails/sparkplug.htm
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thank you all very useful
i did attempt to do a search but when i wrote the thread it was 730am and i havent slept all night long so my mind was a lil shot when i attempted to read threw all the threads
thanks for your help
i did attempt to do a search but when i wrote the thread it was 730am and i havent slept all night long so my mind was a lil shot when i attempted to read threw all the threads
thanks for your help
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Originally posted by Conrad283
for future reference it's on his web site, and this is why god created the PM function use it wisely my son
for future reference it's on his web site, and this is why god created the PM function use it wisely my son
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2 more tips:
When getting those 8mm bolts off the coilpacks, you can use a magnet to pick them up off the coil when removing, and use the magnet to guide them into their holes when reinstalling. This lessens the chance of losing the lil suckas.
Use contact cleaner on electrical points to clean them and remove oils/junk and coat connections w/dielectric grease. Also good idea to use antiseize grease on spark plug threads (use antiseize on lugnuts too to get good torque reading and prevent locked lugs!)
Depending on the quality of your tools, when installing spark plugs, your socket might separate from the extension when you try to pull the socket back up. You should get an extension with the locking pin, so you won't lose your socket in the well.
Good luck...should take less than 30min. Remember to note the conditions of your old spark plugs...they might tell u something about how your engine's running and/or if you're gonna have future problems (I had some burn oil in the front middle spark)
Jae
When getting those 8mm bolts off the coilpacks, you can use a magnet to pick them up off the coil when removing, and use the magnet to guide them into their holes when reinstalling. This lessens the chance of losing the lil suckas.
Use contact cleaner on electrical points to clean them and remove oils/junk and coat connections w/dielectric grease. Also good idea to use antiseize grease on spark plug threads (use antiseize on lugnuts too to get good torque reading and prevent locked lugs!)
Depending on the quality of your tools, when installing spark plugs, your socket might separate from the extension when you try to pull the socket back up. You should get an extension with the locking pin, so you won't lose your socket in the well.
Good luck...should take less than 30min. Remember to note the conditions of your old spark plugs...they might tell u something about how your engine's running and/or if you're gonna have future problems (I had some burn oil in the front middle spark)
Jae
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Originally posted by 95seMax
thanks father you are so kind to me , hey, what did you get me for christmas, you better have gotton me the supercharger and turbo for my car or else I'm telling mommy that i seen you playing doctor with my grade school teacher Ms. Licalotofcok
thanks father you are so kind to me , hey, what did you get me for christmas, you better have gotton me the supercharger and turbo for my car or else I'm telling mommy that i seen you playing doctor with my grade school teacher Ms. Licalotofcok
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Originally posted by ThurzNite
2 more tips:
When getting those 8mm bolts off the coilpacks, you can use a magnet to pick them up off the coil when removing, and use the magnet to guide them into their holes when reinstalling. This lessens the chance of losing the lil suckas.
Use contact cleaner on electrical points to clean them and remove oils/junk and coat connections w/dielectric grease. Also good idea to use antiseize grease on spark plug threads (use antiseize on lugnuts too to get good torque reading and prevent locked lugs!)
Depending on the quality of your tools, when installing spark plugs, your socket might separate from the extension when you try to pull the socket back up. You should get an extension with the locking pin, so you won't lose your socket in the well.
Good luck...should take less than 30min. Remember to note the conditions of your old spark plugs...they might tell u something about how your engine's running and/or if you're gonna have future problems (I had some burn oil in the front middle spark)
Jae
2 more tips:
When getting those 8mm bolts off the coilpacks, you can use a magnet to pick them up off the coil when removing, and use the magnet to guide them into their holes when reinstalling. This lessens the chance of losing the lil suckas.
Use contact cleaner on electrical points to clean them and remove oils/junk and coat connections w/dielectric grease. Also good idea to use antiseize grease on spark plug threads (use antiseize on lugnuts too to get good torque reading and prevent locked lugs!)
Depending on the quality of your tools, when installing spark plugs, your socket might separate from the extension when you try to pull the socket back up. You should get an extension with the locking pin, so you won't lose your socket in the well.
Good luck...should take less than 30min. Remember to note the conditions of your old spark plugs...they might tell u something about how your engine's running and/or if you're gonna have future problems (I had some burn oil in the front middle spark)
Jae
thanks Jae for the good tips , very helpful
i have bosch platinum +4 plugs in my max now for a lil under a year but decided that i should change them to ngk copper after reading all the threads about difference in plugs and performance, right now the car rides fine , im hoping with from switching to the ngk that i might gain better fuel milege and maybe an increase in low power, if not it just better off to know that my car has new plugs
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