Help me change plugs?

I need some help changing plugs....who can give me a lending hand. I would very much appreciate it. I havne't driven her for 2 weeks now . Beer on me .
Is there another install day coming around before weekend of 13th?

 

I could help, but I don't drink >_>

 

who said you have to drink beer lol....coke ftw lol. where do u live?

 

You slack ass. It takes 20 mins to do it! And thats when the engine is HOT.

 

thats exactly what i was told when i was doing your mom

 

Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :fawk: :rofl:

 

I did a writeup on how to change plugs, its on here under my personal screen name. Slowwrx

 

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

 

i am gonna try to do em today...expect a call(s) while i am doing it.

 

k.

 

can u send me the link?

 

Search function is your friend! :keke:

http://www.wrxatlanta.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2643&highlight=spark+plugs

 

hardest part is unclipping them the coilpacks, take your time

 

^^ you don't have to unclip your coilpacks...

 

i like info...keep it coming. Checked the link out...looks pretty simple.

 

Oh man, just jump in there and do it. It's not hard at all. I took out the battery, windshield washer fluid reservoir, and intake box and could reach the plugs just fine. I changed the plugs and fuel filter at the same time, and it was actually harder getting the lines to come off the fuel filter than to change all the plugs.

 

It helps to have a "Spark Plug" ratchet set I found at Pep Boys. It has different angled ratches useful for getting in there. I had a problem with backing regular ratchet out into the frame and getting it stuck. JUst becareful not to cross thread the plug or put them in crooked... I believe there were pics awhile back posted of someone who's buddies fucked up their plugs and burnt the car down

 

well i got them out (wasn't hard at all, just a lil tight here and there) last nite took me a min since i didn't have the rite tools. I am gonna go buy the Spark Plug ratchet just to make sure they go in straight.

 

Instead of using Spark Plug ratchet to intially screw in the plug, I did this.....
Got a Small piece of hose to fit on terminal side of the plug, that left me about 1"-2" of hose sticking out that i used to perfectly screw the plug in. Once the plug was in, i simply pulled the hose out and did the same to other. Saved me good bit of time and made the process lot easier.

 

How's that? I never had trouble with that...

I've seen lots of ppl do this. I prefer to have them out of the way entirely so I unclip them.