Where do you change the spark plug on a Boxter?
On models with a rear engine setup such as Boxter, you will need to jack up the vehicle, remove the rear wheels in order to access the spark plug cover (heat shields) via the wheel well area. Remove and replace spark plugs and coils.
How do you change the spark plug on a Porsche?
Torque spark plugs. Use a torque wrench to torque all the spark plugs to 30 Nm. Install ignition coils. Push the ignition coil in the spark plug hole. Tighten the ignition coil bolt to 10 Nm. Connect the connector for each ignition coil making sure you push the connector until you hear it click.
Where are the spark plug coils on a Porsche Boxster?
With the introduction of the Boxster engine, Porsche eliminated the use of spark plug wires by integrating six small spark plug coils that sit on top of each spark plug.
How do you install a new spark plug?
Install your new plugs using a torque wrench to measure the amount of torque applied to the plug. This is very important, as it is easy to over- or under-tighten spark plugs. Make sure that the plug is firmly seated in your spark plug socket, as it is very easy to insert the plug into the head and have it cross-thread.
On models with a rear engine setup such as Boxter, you will need to jack up the vehicle, remove the rear wheels in order to access the spark plug cover (heat shields) via the wheel well area. Remove and replace spark plugs and coils.
Torque spark plugs. Use a torque wrench to torque all the spark plugs to 30 Nm. Install ignition coils. Push the ignition coil in the spark plug hole. Tighten the ignition coil bolt to 10 Nm. Connect the connector for each ignition coil making sure you push the connector until you hear it click.
With the introduction of the Boxster engine, Porsche eliminated the use of spark plug wires by integrating six small spark plug coils that sit on top of each spark plug.
Can a spark plug be removed from a 997 Carrera?
All the spark plugs installed in one engine should have the same gap. On rear engine applications such as 996,997 Carrera, you need to remove rear wheels, rear bumper, heat shield, and mufflers to gain access to the right rear spark plug and coil. For example, on a 997tt, it is easier and faster to drop the engine than remove various components.