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Old 07-01-2004, 06:06 AM
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2000 spark plug write up

I was wondering if anyone can post the link to the how to on changing spark plugs for a 2000. Thanks
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Old 07-01-2004, 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Max20SE00
I was wondering if anyone can post the link to the how to on changing spark plugs for a 2000. Thanks
You don't need it. I printed out something a year ago for when the day came, which was last week. I never touched it after taking a good look; if you have common sense, a delicate touch, and a good swivel (for 2 of the rear plugs), you will breeze through it.

Toughest part is getting the plug coils out of the rears with the connector attached--I can't seem to pull those suckers off to save my life, and I know you squeeze the key and tug. You can cut some tie wraps to give you the room, then tie them back down when finished

1. Remove the 4 hex bolts holding cover for the front 3 plugs
2. Use 10 mm socket to remove bolts holding coil packs
3. 5/8" spark plug wrench on a long extension to pull/install plugs
4. Use magnetic rod to grab/start coil pack bolts on rear plugs
5. Light touch installing plugs since you have to thread them on using the extension
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Old 07-01-2004, 06:41 AM
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I got 95 - 99 with pictures which should be the same

http://www.turbomaxima.com/modules.p...iewlink&cid=25
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Anyone know what the gap is supposed to be on the plugs for a 2000?
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Originally Posted by Max20SE00
Anyone know what the gap is supposed to be on the plugs for a 2000?
-11 plugs are pregapped
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thank you for all your help
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Old 07-01-2004, 12:22 PM
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Old 07-01-2004, 12:24 PM
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I'd still double check the gap...

should by .044"
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I'd still double check the gap...

should by .044"
hmm.. i should edit your post and show your gayness
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Originally Posted by SprintMax
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Write up for 5th Gen

Here's a write up with pics I found for a 5th gen:

http://www.nissanx.net/tanman/

Hope this helps.
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