I'd suggest pulling the new plugs and checking the gapping. Replacing properly gapped plugs with improperly gapped ones can cause a loss of power. And if you replaced them yourself with "pre-gapped" plugs, check them anyway. A lot of the "pre-gapped" ones are incorrect. If you are a do-it-yourselfer just pop a few out and check the gapping. If not, take it back to the garage that did the work and tell them of the problem and ask them to check.
The 1996-2006 Chevy Venture has a 3.4L V6 engine and requires 6 spark plugs.
you rotate the engine to get to the rear plugs but the front ones are easy to replace
It would help if you asked a question or described symptoms instead of being so vague that changing the tire might be the correct answer.
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Hi I am trying to find the thermostat on my Chevy ventur it is a 1998
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I have Chevy Venture too. Engine service soon sign will definitely bring some troubles later related to Engine heatup specially in summser season. Right away go for the engine tune up which is not cheaper than later you are gonna pay after your engine will heatup and cease. Change all the filters with oil channge and specially throw out the plugs it already had and change it with new Bostch plugs to have better performance. Overall Chevey Venture is a fabulous van I have ever driven or seen before.
is the 4.2 ar the v12 hemi
What huh?
It has 8 freeze plugs.
Yes
Changing the plugs and plug wires correctly has nothing to do with nor can it cause an oil leak.