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the spark plugs are located under the coil pack: you will have to do a bit of disassembly to access them
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Before carrying out any work on your vehicle's electrical system, remember to disconnect the battery.
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unclip the canister hose by pressing the colored tabs on the plug
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and pulling
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then put the hose aside
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Be careful when disconnecting these hoses: they end up "cooking" in the engine compartment and break like glass over the years.
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unclip the breather hose plug on the cylinder head cover
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Same as step 1, press the colored tab and pull.
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unclip the hose plug on the air box
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unclip the hose plug on the intake manifold and remove the hose
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Slightly move the tab away from the coil socket
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and pull towards you to unplug
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remove the thread from the thread guide on the spool
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unscrew the nut holding the suppressor, 10mm wrench
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remove the suppressor from the coil and put it aside
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remove left spool screw, 10mm wrench
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remove the right screw, 10mm wrench
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remove the coil
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blow the spark plug well
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A can of computer air can do the trick.
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unscrew the spark plug using the ratchet wrench, small extension, universal joint and 16mm long socket
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There are very practical magnetic sockets.
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remove the spark plug
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compare candles: size, shape, reference
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OEM Reference: 5962.7S.
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The spark plug packaging gives us valuable information (torque, electrode spacing, etc.)
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present the candle
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and screw by hand
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There should be no resistance at first.
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finish tightening with the torque wrench, torque of 25N.m
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put the coil in place
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Tighten the 2 fixing screws, 10mm key
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put the suppressor in place and screw the retaining nut, 10mm wrench
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connect the coil plug (you should hear a "click")
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put the harness in place in the grommet
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connect the plug that goes to the collector
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then the one that goes to the cylinder head cover
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then the one that goes to the air filter
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Almost done!
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