KK

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Here's the link:

Click here

Thanks to Link286XT for the write up.

Mark

HobieKopek

iTrader: (8)

Looks great! Nice job, Link.

...now hopefully people will read it.

Link286XT

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haha, i had to contribute to this site somehow.

Link

ez4me2c3d

i noticed you didnt mention it so there's prolly a good reason for it, but shouldn't you replace one plug at a time so you dont forget which wire goes to which plug? Like i said you may have a good reason, i just wanted to know.

El-Vegs

I like that "righty tighty, lefty loossey" part.

Not that i didnt know the concept but will help ones who always mix them up.

HobieKopek

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I just did em all at once. Wire length determines where they go back.

ez4me2c3d

thats what i thought

HobieKopek

iTrader: (8)

By the way, if I remember right the separate wires that fire off the coil packs both have the same length wire and are completely swappable for whatever reason. If you're really **** I suppose you could just lay them out the way you took them out, but it's not necessary.

micropm

Hey guys I broke the 4 10mm bolts off. What are these bolts made of copper?
And now i'm afraid that i'm going to break the spark plug too, any help?