how easy is it to change them on one?
spark plugs on integra's
how easy is it to change them on one?
Canon Nutswinger:
Canon XS
18-55mm
55-250mm
50mm USM
so easy that it's too easy...
EXTREMELY. unless they're a little too tight, and then all you need to do is put in a lil elbow grease but thats still prettymuch nothing.
well what im asking, and i sorry if its a stupid question, but wehre the **** are they on the damn engine? never changed them since i have the car. but i want to atleast check them
Canon Nutswinger:
Canon XS
18-55mm
55-250mm
50mm USM
I really hope your account got hacked. LOL
nope dude, this is a ligitmate question im asking. honest to god.
Canon Nutswinger:
Canon XS
18-55mm
55-250mm
50mm USM
well, okay....... You know how your spark plug wires go into the top of your engine? Pull them out, but only have ONE of them out at a time. Then, get a (16mm??) deep socket or spark plug wrench into where you pulled the wire from and loosen the plug out. If you have a plug wrench then just lift up and the plug will be chillin on the socket ready for examination. If you use something else, thenyou'll have to find another way to pull the plugs once you loosen them.
Got it?
thats all i wanted to know.
Canon Nutswinger:
Canon XS
18-55mm
55-250mm
50mm USM
Make sure you dont have all the wires out at once unless if you know the order of how your wires fire in each cylinder from the dizzy or else your car wont crank again and it could have some detonation etc. due to the timing n such.
Having all your wires out at once shouldnt be a problem on most hondas. the wires are usually of different length for each cylinder.
detonation due to the timing of the spark plug wire order?Originally Posted by GM_TUNER
are you serious?
the firing order is 1-3-4-2 not hard to remember. they are a different length, so they only go one way.
Who knows?
I know that, but since he's even ASKING the question of how to change the plugs, then he might've not known the firing order either. Wouldnt want him screwin his engine up just because he put the wires back in the wrong order:idb:detonation due to the timing of the spark plug wire order?
the firing order is 1-3-4-2 not hard to remember. they are a different length, so they only go one way.
so easy u shouldnt be asking this question at all.
so easy my girl can do it.. just label the wires and u can take them all out if u want.well, okay....... You know how your spark plug wires go into the top of your engine? Pull them out, but only have ONE of them out at a time. Then, get a (16mm??) deep socket or spark plug wrench into where you pulled the wire from and loosen the plug out. If you have a plug wrench then just lift up and the plug will be chillin on the socket ready for examination. If you use something else, thenyou'll have to find another way to pull the plugs once you loosen them.
Got it?
It is really easy with the right tool...Just do one at a time and you won't have to worry about the order. 1. Unplug the wire from the valve cover 2. use the spark plug socket to take the spark plug out 3. Put new one in 4. put the wire back in.
One important thing is make sure you have the right gapping for the spark plugs, or you will loss power.
hey at least the man had the ball to ask the question then just trying to do it and **** it up
92 Lx 466, 11.8 @ 111 (Daily Driver)
98 sunfire GT (terrible gas mileage)
true but if he searched he could have found HOW TO threads on honda tech or on google.
i am not sure if you re serious because i checked your status. You made over 7k posted and joined IA in 3 yrs ago. it showed that you got pretty knowledge of cars.
Dude my mom knows how to change spark plugs.......
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If u can whipe ur ass after taking a shiit, u can change a saprk plug...
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