Tune up... Changing Caps and rotors???
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Originally posted by VQT
You're lucky that you didn't kill your O2 sensor like I did with my green SC. The # 5 has water in them when I pull the wire out
. The water was from washing the engine...
You're lucky that you didn't kill your O2 sensor like I did with my green SC. The # 5 has water in them when I pull the wire out
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I talked to my guy at the dealership, and he said that inspecting the cap an rotor are a good idea... look for scoring and evidence of shorts and poor contact. He said they replace the plugs at the 60k service which I had about 14k ago, so I won't worry about them. However the plug wires never get replaced, and those do wear out. Mine are 9 years old
Simple solution to the wire problem: DO THEM ONE AT A TIME! :eek:
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Simple solution to the wire problem: DO THEM ONE AT A TIME! :eek:
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