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19-07-2017, 10:26 AM
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checking spark plugs
Hi, I need to check what type of spark plugs are currently fitted to the ej207, which one would be the easiet to check as i have seen that alot has to be removed just to change them,thanks
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19-07-2017, 03:33 PM
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i would say the front passenger side and quickly whip the battery out for easy access i changed all my coil packs a couple of months ago and thought that was the easiest one.
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19-07-2017, 05:20 PM
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Nothing has to be removed. They're just a prick to get to. Uni joint for your ratchet is your best friend.
Open the bonnet and see which one has the most room. MY00's don't have coil on plug. Rip the lead off and get stuck into it.
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