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First, keep in mind the Iridium plugs in the Solara V-6 don't need to be adjusted, looked at or even spoken to for at least 100,000 miles. If you're not there yet then just keep driving. If you've reached that point then you need to uncover the little buggers. Remove the plastic sound shield from the top of the engine. The front plugs are (sort of) easy to find, they're hiding under each of the three coils you can see on the front bank in line with the oil cap. Remove the coil by removing the single hold down bolt and remove the connector. The spark plug is right under the coil. The rear plugs are a bit more of a challenge. They too are under the coils (same as the front) but getting to the center plug requires a strong will, extreme patience or another wrench to remove the intake runner. Once removed access to the center plug is simple. It's your choice but the service manual says remove the runner. Here's one more option. The timing belt is scheduled for replacement at 90,000 miles. Since you (or a mechanic) will be removing parts and spending lots of quality time under the hood anyway, change the plugs (and water pump) then and don't worry about any of it for another 90k. Cheers
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How do you remove the rear speakers on the Toyota Solara convertible?
www.solaraguy.com Try to use Toyota speaker adapter plugs so you don't need to cut wires and mess the electric system up. You can get them from Ebay or Amazon.
How do you you replace the rear speakers in Toyota solara convertible?
The rear speakers in a Toyota solara convertible, you must first remove the existing speakers by removing the cusions from the back of the seats and then accessing the main wire panel to discconect them.
How do you remove rear speakers for Toyota solara 2006 se?
Begin by removing the speaker covers in your 2006 Toyota. Remove the speaker retaining screws. Remove the wiring harness from the back of the speaker.
How do you replace rear strut on a 1999 Toyota solara?
The 1999 Toyota does not have rear struts. The automobile has rear shocks. Remove the retaining bolts from each end of the shock. Reverse the process to install the new shock.
How do you replace rear struts on 1999 Toyota solara?
The 1999 Toyota does not have rear struts. The automobile has rear shocks. Remove the retaining bolts from each end of the shock. Reverse the process to install the new shock.
How do you replace rear plugs 2000 Toyota Camry?
remove upper intake plenum
Can you replace Toyota Solara rear deck speakers from the trunk?
no
How do you replace rear reverse light on Toyota Solara?
I've been told by the Toyota dealer that the rear bumper must be removed to replace a reverse bulb on the 2007 Solara Sport. Is there any other way?
How do you remove the rear seat on a 2003 Toyota solara convertible?
To remove the rear seat from a 2003 Toyota Solara convertible, first, locate and remove any clips or fasteners securing the seat bottom. Typically, you can pull the seat bottom upward to release it from the clips. For the seatback, check for bolts or clips at the base and remove them, then gently pull the seatback away from the vehicle. Always consult the owner’s manual for specific instructions and safety precautions.
How do you remove the rear seat back from 2006 Toyota solara convertible?
To remove the rear seat back from a 2006 Toyota Solara convertible, first, fold down the rear seat bottom if necessary to access the seat back bolts. Then, locate and remove the bolts or screws securing the rear seat back to the vehicle's frame, usually found at the bottom or sides. After the fasteners are removed, gently pull the seat back away from the vehicle to detach it. Be cautious of any wiring or clips that may be connected to the seat back.
Is Toyota solara front wheel rear wheel or all wheel drive?
Front
How do you reach the Spark plugs on a 2006 Toyota solara?
First, do you really need to change plugs? The iridium tipped plugs that come standard in the Solara are good for 100,000 miles. You'd be driving 20,000 per year to need changing now. Assuming it's time, the answer differs a bit between 4 and 6 cylinder cars. With the larger engine you have to remove the plastic cover first. For both, you'll find the plugs nestled under the coils (4 or 6) mounted atop the valve cover(s). Remove the coils to uncover the plugs (down in a hole). For the 6 cylinder, the manual says remove the intake plenum to reach the rear plugs. If you're double jointed and have appropriate tools this may not be absolutely necessary but it sure makes getting to the rear plugs a lot easier. The appropriate spark plug numbers are in your owner's manual. Cheers
