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| − | Vehicles that run on gas or diesel rely on spark plugs in order to begin. Like any various other part, ultimately spark plug can use out, failing to produce a spark, or producing a spark that is effective or not hot enough to make the engine start.
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| − | Action 1: Find the old plug
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| − | First of all, find the old spark plugs in your automobile. Typically, you can do this by following the wires that show up in the engine compartment. The plugs are found at the top of the engine, set out in a row, in a 4-cylinder engine. In 6 and eight cylinder engines, the plugs are located independently on either side of the engine.
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| − | Step 2: Eliminate the spark plugs
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| − | You will need a wrench, extension, spark plug socket and gap gauge to do this. Carefully pull the wire plug from the engine, working gradually and systematically. Use the ratchet to get rid of the plug from its housing, and examine the plug carefully.
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| − | In general, it is best to remove and change one plug at a time, instead of pulling all the plugs out at the same time, since it is simple to lose track of the number of plugs you have actually dealt with.
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| − | Action 3: Set up the brand-new plugs.
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| − | This guide assumes that you currently have brand-new spark plugs to hand. If you don't know what size of plug to obtain, consult your vehicle's engine handbook, or measure the old spark plugs and order a properly sized replacement.
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| − | Assuming you have spark plugs to hand, take this opportunity to clean around the threads and to clean the wire terminal, then place the new spark plug into the socket, and screw it in place. Repeat this procedure for each spark plug in your engine. It is best to replace all the plugs in one go, even if not all of them have decayed, since this makes it simpler to keep track of the wellness of the spark plugs, and guarantees an even ignition.
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| − | Now you understand how to change NGK Spark Plugs, need to you ever need to. Spark plugs usually last a long period of time, however it is important to inspect them during your regular car service sessions. If they look split, worn or damaged, change them. Clean them if they are unclean. Looking after your engine will keep your vehicle running well for longer, and could conserve you from some pricey repair work bills and bothersome times while your automobile is off the roadway.
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