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rocksteadyX5 07-05-2013 03:10 PM

Spark plug replacement on N62 engines?
 
I was looking around but I didn't see any DIY on doing the spark plugs on an N62 engine. Basically looking for any gotcha that I should be aware of or any trick(tools) to getting to the back plugs.

04' 4.4i (N62)

Thanks

tmv 07-05-2013 03:55 PM

BMW E53 Spark Plug Replacement DIY Guide - YouTube

I'm doing it tomorrow.

pezho405 07-05-2013 04:12 PM

Not really, as long as you remove the panel that holds the cabin filter (2 13mm) then youll have plenty of space

rocksteadyX5 07-05-2013 06:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tmv (Post 944713)

Thanks...yeah I saw that video before but they never really show how to get back their. I am going to try it anyway.

rocksteadyX5 07-05-2013 06:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pezho405 (Post 944717)
Not really, as long as you remove the panel that holds the cabin filter (2 13mm) then youll have plenty of space

Thanks..that will be my last resort if I can't get it to it.

pezho405 07-06-2013 05:19 AM

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Originally Posted by rocksteadyX5 (Post 944746)
Thanks..that will be my last resort if I can't get it to it.

It literally takes 15 seconds to take it out, but it will help alot! you need to take the plastics off top and the weatherstripping. then it will just slide out after undoing 2 bolts

rocksteadyX5 07-06-2013 05:29 PM

Completed the job today. Didn't have to take off the cabin filter. In fact I am not sure why you would need to. The plugs are installed diagonal in the engine so taking the cabin filter above doesn't do anything to make room since you are not pulling the plugs vertically up. - as far as I can tell. The only thing to remove to make room for removing the back plug (Drive side) is to remove the hose bracket connected to the body (3 little screws). Just like the youtube video indicated.

Thanks for the feed back guys - another DIY completed.

tmv 07-06-2013 06:39 PM

It's tight but do-able. Finish the job on my 4.8iS today too.
What plugs do you use, rocksteadyX5?

rocksteadyX5 07-06-2013 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by tmv (Post 944911)
It's tight but do-able. Finish the job on my 4.8iS today too.
What plugs do you use, rocksteadyX5?

I used NGK BKR6EQUP


danielsan 07-07-2013 12:12 AM

All i did was take the engine covers off, removed the ignition coils and stuck the socket wrench in, all up took 30mins.


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