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I am sure if you search "spark plug change" you will find a DIY guide. I caution you that you must be mechanically competent and have the correct tools and sockets including a torque wrench. Otherwise, good luck
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Years ago, I had to jack up the car and go thru the wheel well to get at a couple of plugs on one of my cars. A simplier solution is to ask your mechanic for the used plugs that he removes from your car. While this is not 100% guarantee, how many shops keep a set of used plugs to show the customer if they don't do the work?!! I also like to 'just drop by' when I know they will be in the middle of the job.
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Thank U guys for replying, but today i got a major problem. My tranny went to hell i guess.
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