spark plug location?
04-02-2007, 02:42 PM
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the "black boxes" are the coilpacks the "black suction cup..." are the wires/plugs... its an indirect ignition, one coilpack controls that cylinder and the opposing plugged cylinder. The coilpacks are held in with a 10mm bolt, its easiest if you removed the air intake tube. Unplug the coilpack, remove bolt and pull. The plugs just need to be pulled, this is easiest by removing the ground bolt on the plenum and moving a few hoses out of the way. Don't pull the plug out by the wire, or you'll ruin the wire and have to replace it... and if your removing the spark plug remember when re-installing them to get them tight but not so tight you strip out the threads in the head.
Here's the coilpack side (note: your's probably doesn't have air intake and a s/c):
Here's the plug side:
Here's the coilpack side (note: your's probably doesn't have air intake and a s/c):
Here's the plug side:
04-02-2007, 07:15 PM
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scroll down http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/mainte...ep3.html#plugs
i found it best to have a plenty of extensions a sparkplug socket and a set of metric deep sockets remove the sparkplug with the sparkplug socket after you remove the plugs use the sparkplug socket to get the new ones started only a few turns then switch over to the metric get it snug then a half turn
i found it best to have a plenty of extensions a sparkplug socket and a set of metric deep sockets remove the sparkplug with the sparkplug socket after you remove the plugs use the sparkplug socket to get the new ones started only a few turns then switch over to the metric get it snug then a half turn
Last edited by Elton; 04-02-2007 at 07:17 PM.
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