Spark Plug Install Question for 2001
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Spark Plug Install Question for 2001
I was reading the spark plug installation instructions but they appear to be for 2002 & 2003....does anyone have directions for the 2001 Max. Truthfully the job looks like a nightmare.
Here's an excellent write up in the how to section:
http://www.picshed.com/tanman/
The front plugs take 10 minutes to change; the backs are considerably harder. Stretch your back before trying the back ones.
http://www.picshed.com/tanman/
The front plugs take 10 minutes to change; the backs are considerably harder. Stretch your back before trying the back ones.
Back ones are just about as easy as the fronts, IMO. Cake job. The only thing not listed in the write-up is make to to have a magnet just in case. When I took the middle coil on the back side off I dropped the nut. Easily fixed by using a magnet to pick it up.
Another way to make sure they don't slip off while putting them back on is by putting a napkin between the nut and socket. This takes up the small space between the two and secures the nut inside the socket.
Another way to make sure they don't slip off while putting them back on is by putting a napkin between the nut and socket. This takes up the small space between the two and secures the nut inside the socket.
Originally Posted by 5thgenmaxima
Back ones are just about as easy as the fronts, IMO. Cake job. The only thing not listed in the write-up is make to to have a magnet just in case. When I took the middle coil on the back side off I dropped the nut. Easily fixed by using a magnet to pick it up.
Another way to make sure they don't slip off while putting them back on is by putting a napkin between the nut and socket. This takes up the small space between the two and secures the nut inside the socket.
Another way to make sure they don't slip off while putting them back on is by putting a napkin between the nut and socket. This takes up the small space between the two and secures the nut inside the socket.
I don't have any of the tools to do the job. Is it worth it for me to buy them? I'm still on my first set of plugs which have lasted 5 yrs. I'm assuming another set will last another 5. I'm thinking it's pita and it will be almost as cheap to get my local mechanic to do it.
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