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Changing Spark Plugs 2013 Ultimate

Speedtd11

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Has anyone changed the spark plugs themselves at home? If so was it a rough job? Debating on doing it myself if taking it to the shop.
 
I did it. Wasn’t too hard. Just go slow and take you time. Probably took me 2 hours
 
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Well, I already did mine. You just need some basic sockets. If you have done this before on another car, it’s no problem. You will need a small socket to loosen the bolt that holds the coil wires, and then a plug socket. The plugs are deep so you need an extension. You also need to duct tape the socket to the extension, so the socket does not separate from the extension

The bolts at hold the coil wire is done with 1/4 inch drive..and possibly a swivel. Spark plugs with a 3/8 inch drive. Other only plug that is a bit wonky is the drivers side plug closest to the firewall

If none of this makes sense, go to an Indy. Can’t see them charging much more than 200 dollars. I am retired so I have the time
 
Well, I already did mine. You just need some basic sockets. If you have done this before on another car, it’s no problem. You will need a small socket to loosen the bolt that holds the coil wires, and then a plug socket. The plugs are deep so you need an extension. You also need to duct tape the socket to the extension, so the socket does not separate from the extension

The bolts at hold the coil wire is done with 1/4 inch drive..and possibly a swivel. Spark plugs with a 3/8 inch drive. Other only plug that is a bit wonky is the drivers side plug closest to the firewall

If none of this makes sense, go to an Indy. Can’t see them charging much more than 200 dollars. I am retired so I have the time


I was just quoted $860 to just change plugs.
 
I was
Well, I already did mine. You just need some basic sockets. If you have done this before on another car, it’s no problem. You will need a small socket to loosen the bolt that holds the coil wires, and then a plug socket. The plugs are deep so you need an extension. You also need to duct tape the socket to the extension, so the socket does not separate from the extension

The bolts at hold the coil wire is done with 1/4 inch drive..and possibly a swivel. Spark plugs with a 3/8 inch drive. Other only plug that is a bit wonky is the drivers side plug closest to the firewall

If none of this makes sense, go to an Indy. Can’t see them charging much more than 200 dollars. I am retired so I have the time
just quoted $860 for just the spark plugs.
 
I just completed the replacement myself. Definately do not pay someone 860 for this job, it was easily done if your somewhat mechanical.

I went with the NGK RUTHENIUM and have been great so farz


Repeat: do not pay someone 860 for this job.

Use heqmanuals.com and your all set.
 
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