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Sparkie plugs
Anyone out there got instructions on how to remove plugs?
and where are these ( access holes)? you got like .5" to work in down there. and they people at Subie are bein pissy and don't want to tell me about how to do it, they want to do it. help?.. |
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You don't really need to use the access holes. Once you get the coil packs off, a normal spark plug socket and a short extension is all you really need.
KuoH |
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Re: Sparkie plugs
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Randy Johnson 3rd Registered Member 02-21-2001 First Member to Reach 10,000 Posts First to arrive at the very first Reading Meet Subaru Ambassador 1992 SVX PPG Pace Car Replica 110+k 1993 White Impreza L 240+K miles 2001 Legacy Outback Limited Sedan 250+K miles 2013 Deep Indigo Pearl Legacy 3.6R 49+K miles "Reading is my favorite Holiday" Mike Davis -- at Reading VI |
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coo thanks guys i'll see what i can do
you have sugestions on what kind of plugs to use?and the gap? |
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Gap is 0.044", although any plug you buy for the SVX should be pre-gapped anyways.
I've used the Bosch ones for the past 30k miles, seems to be OK. I've got the NGK Iridium plugs sitting in my car waiting to be installed. There's no application listed for the SVX for the NGK Iridiums, but I did some part number checks, and found that the fit and gap is the same as the Imprezas/Legacies. I guess I'll know how the car runs with it once I find the time to put it in. VK |
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