Should I replace spark plugs at 60000 miles?
Conventional spark plugs need to be replaced every 30,000-50,000 miles. Long-life (iridium- or platinum-tipped) spark plugs need to be changed between 60,000 and 150,000 miles, depending on the vehicle. Spark plugs may also need to be changed earlier if there is a problem with them.
Should you replace spark plugs after 10 years?
there is no reason why you should change them. and if you do, might as well save yourself some money and go with coppers. with the kinda mileage you put on that car, it will last you a few years.
What’s the best way to change a spark plug?
Clean the area around the plug wire and plug on each cylinder so that no dirt will fall into the cylinder opening. Now remove the wire from the spark plug on the first cylinder. You can start with any cylinder, but it is a good idea to do each spark plug one at a time. This is especially important if you are also replacing the wire.
How to easily change back three spark plugs GM V6?
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Do you need torque wrench to change spark plugs?
Proper spark plug torque is critical in today’s engines. Always use a torque wrench and the manufacturer’s spark plug torque specs. Insufficient torque can result in a plug blowing right out of the cylinder head, taking the threads with it.
Can a ratchet plug be taped to a spark plug?
One thing to do, that I highly recommend, is to tape the spark plug socket to the ratchet extension (~ 6 inches, ~7.5 with spark plug socket). It all was able to fit while installing and removing the plugs while the extension and plug socket were taped together. This keeps the extension from accidentally pulling out of the spark plug socket.
How do you remove a rear spark plug?
This keeps the extension from accidentally pulling out of the spark plug socket. For the left rear plug, it was easier to get access by removing the bracket that holds a large bundle of wires and pushing them out of the way. There was also a ground wire that removes with a nut.
What to do when you need to change a spark plug?
If you don’t have a torque wrench, go to the spark plug manufacturer’s website to find manual tightening techniques and spark plug torque specs. Apply a thin coating of dielectric grease around the inside of the spark plug boot before reinstalling the coil.
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Where are the spark plugs on my car?
For the left rear plug, it was easier to get access by removing the bracket that holds a large bundle of wires and pushing them out of the way. There was also a ground wire that removes with a nut. This let me get my hand and arm in the left side enough to reach both the left and rear center plugs.