You have to remove the intake plenum. This is a pain, but something I've got down to an art after all these repairs, it seems...
First, remove the bolts on the left and front of your coil packs, on the left side of the engine (facing it from the front bumper). Wiggle it free, and there will be one/two bolts holding on the intake plenum. Remove them, then over to the right side.
There are three screws holding on the throttle body adapter. Two are easy to see and get to, relatively. The third is under it, and usually requires a u adapter and deep socket to get it out. Now remove the seven bolts (and disconnect the fuel rail from the front), and it should just pop free. Take care not to lose your PCV valve in the back...and make note of where it goes back in. Now you can get to your back three plugs.
You might want to swing by O'Reilly's and get the 'throttle body adapter gasket' and the intake plenum gasket beforehand. The Throttle Body Adapter Gasket tends to shred if you don't put the plenum back in just right. It -is- outright easier to remove the throttle body...but that takes quite a bit longer.
there should be what they call a dog bone that is attached to the engine and radiator support, loosen the bolts in that dog bone and grab the back of the engine and pull it forward.
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Where are the spark plugs on a 1996 Nissan maxima?"
What is the firing order of the 1996 monte carlo and first plug?
Location of fuse panel on 1996 Monte Carlo. for radio,cig.liter.
In the transmission.
It is located on the transmission.
if it is a v8 it has 8 spark plugs if its a v6 it has 6 spark plugs and ect
Of course it has spark plugs. At list it was diesel.
It should be on the air intake hose from the air cleaner to the throttle body, it plugs into the hose.
in the gas tank