The Toyota V-6 in the Sienna has a plastic cover over the top of the engine which is held on with 2 Allen bolts. Loosen the Allen bolts and the back side of the cover pops off. On the front of the engine, on the cam cover, you can see that the V-6 has the coils on top of the front 3 plugs, one on each. Each of these coils plugs directly onto the front spark plugs, and also has a plug wire that leads to one of the back side plugs, so there are only 3 plug wires. They lead from a snap on connector on each coil, go around the (left as you stand facing the engine) side through a plastic cover, to the rear cylinder bank (way under the intake manifold) where the plug cap end pokes deep into the cam cover to snap onto the plug end. You remove them by reaching around and twisting and pulling straight out to pop the caps off the plugs deep inside the cam cover. It feels almost impossible as you can't reach them very well and you have almost no leverage. I got 2 reaching around the right side (right hand) and 1 reaching around from the left (left hand). This was for a well-needed spark plug change at 153k miles on my 1998 Sienna.
I haven't changed the wires myself, so I'm not sure exactly how the plastic wire cover comes off.
Working on the back 3 cylinders of a V-6 makes you appreciate a good 4-cylinder engine!
A good place to learn more about working on a Sienna is at:
www.siennaclub.org
Are you referring to the spark plug wires? Please specify.
A 2000 Concorde does not have plug wires. There are individual coils on each spark plug.A 2000 Concorde does not have plug wires. There are individual coils on each spark plug.
Remove the spark plug wires from your 2000 Chevy Impala spark plugs. Remove the spark plugs with a 5/8 deep well socket by turning the socket to the left. Reverse the process to install the new spark plugs.
The spark plugs on the 2nd bank are behind the engine under the crow bar. They can only be felt with hands follow the spark plug wires. Change the spark plugs are very easy but needs the proper spark plug socket and the wrench extension.
Disconnect the spark plug wires from the spark plug( best to do 1 at a time, so not to mix the wires). Using a 5/8 socket you can remove/install the spark plugs. Gap should be .035" and torque is 24ft-lbs.
Fallow the plug wires!
Yes it does have spark plugs....no it does not have wires, they have boots from cylinder 1-5 and a diff one for 6th cylinder
The spark plugs and wires are under the cover plate on top of the engine. The cover is held on with six philps screws.
This info is listed in your owner's manual. Don't have on the replace them at 75,000.
According to my car mechanic this vehicle has coil overs, not plug wires.
Follow the plug wires from the distributor.
Probably 4