jemonline

I am preparing to change my own plugs on my '04 v-6 and have read some good posts regarding the process. Can someone tell me if it is OK to use the "E-3" plugs as the owners manual says to replace with plugs specifically with the (1 GR-FE) plugs whatever that is.

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TC4RNR

I just did mine couple weeks ago, it's bit of work but totally doable if you follow the steps from this link below, it has all you need to know.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/tec...e-1-gr-fe.html

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William

I guess I never really paid attention to the manual concerning the change interval. Mine are the originals, and at about 62,000 miles they are WAY past due for a change. Thanks for the link. It was a good reminder.

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