ten mill plug socket and long extension bar on ratchet
with tools
You will need the correct replacement spark plugs, a spark plug socket, and a screw driver. The new cars have the spark plugs concealed and you might have to open the cover over the engine to access it, which may require addition tools
How do I change spark plugs in 2009 Toyota Corolla? whaT TOOLS I NEED
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use a bendy extension with your plug socket on the end. Available in a good socket set such as Teng-Tools. Dan,
You didn't say which engine you had, but with most of those GM's you had to roate the engine to get to the rear plugs. Lisle tool company sells an engine rotation tool. You disconnect the engine stuts that attach to the radiator support and install the turning tool in its place. You put the car in neutral and tighten the tool. That rotates the engine forward enough to get your hands back there to replace the plugs. If you want to play with cars, you have to own the tools.
no special tools required except a plug wrench most socket sets have plug sized sockets in them
i cant figure it out either. . . .. . . .the world may never know
Not sure what you are asking. It is a fairly easy removal and replacment with common tools and can be done in your garage.
change out all the spark plugs,oil and air filter including the oil filter located under the engine you will need a floorjack and some tools. you will also need a filter wrench1
Extremely difficult to get to the 3 rear plugs because the engine is mounted at an angle in the engine compartment. Make sure the engine is cool, and use a mirror to watch what you're doing. Easiest way I've found short of using a lift to be able to access from beneath. There's not too much room to maneuver tools either. Crappy design for the do-it-yourselfer, that's for sure.
First there is no such thing as a CLK500 AMG Second the plugs go 100k miles unless an engine code indicates misfire If this happens, you will need to get the codes reset at the dealer Third, you may or may not know that there are 16 plugs on the 5 liter Fourth, the engine has aluminum heads so changing plugs must be done carefully and with proper tools, like a torque wrench for example. i really suggest you take this thing to a dealer if you want to change a plug - if you have looked at where they are located, it is no small task.