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  1. 
the spark plugs are located under the coil pack: you will have to do a bit of disassembly to access them
    • the spark plugs are located under the coil pack: you will have to do a bit of disassembly to access them

    • Before carrying out any work on your vehicle's electrical system, remember to disconnect the battery.

  2. 
unclip the canister hose by pressing the colored tabs on the plug

and pulling

then put the hose aside
    • unclip the canister hose by pressing the colored tabs on the plug

    • and pulling

    • then put the hose aside

    • Be careful when disconnecting these hoses: they end up "cooking" in the engine compartment and break like glass over the years.

  3. 
unclip the breather hose plug on the cylinder head cover

Same as step 1, press the colored tab and pull.

unclip the hose plug on the air box
    • unclip the breather hose plug on the cylinder head cover

    • Same as step 1, press the colored tab and pull.

    • unclip the hose plug on the air box

    • unclip the hose plug on the intake manifold and remove the hose

  4. 
Slightly move the tab away from the coil socket

and pull towards you to unplug

remove the thread from the thread guide on the spool
    • Slightly move the tab away from the coil socket

    • and pull towards you to unplug

    • remove the thread from the thread guide on the spool

  5. 
unscrew the nut holding the suppressor, 10mm wrench

remove the suppressor from the coil and put it aside
    • unscrew the nut holding the suppressor, 10mm wrench

    • remove the suppressor from the coil and put it aside

  6. 
remove left spool screw, 10mm wrench

remove the right screw, 10mm wrench

remove the coil
    • remove left spool screw, 10mm wrench

    • remove the right screw, 10mm wrench

    • remove the coil

  7. 
blow the spark plug well

A can of computer air can do the trick.

unscrew the spark plug using the ratchet wrench, small extension, universal joint and 16mm long socket
    • blow the spark plug well

    • A can of computer air can do the trick.

    • unscrew the spark plug using the ratchet wrench, small extension, universal joint and 16mm long socket

    • There are very practical magnetic sockets.

    • remove the spark plug

  8. 
compare candles: size, shape, reference

OEM Reference: 5962.7S.
    • compare candles: size, shape, reference

    • OEM Reference: 5962.7S.

    • The spark plug packaging gives us valuable information (torque, electrode spacing, etc.)

  9. 
present the candle

and screw by hand

There should be no resistance at first.
    • present the candle

    • and screw by hand

    • There should be no resistance at first.

    • finish tightening with the torque wrench, torque of 25N.m

  10. 
proceed in the same way for the other 3 cylinders
    • proceed in the same way for the other 3 cylinders

  11. 
put the coil in place

Tighten the 2 fixing screws, 10mm key

put the suppressor in place and screw the retaining nut, 10mm wrench
    • put the coil in place

    • Tighten the 2 fixing screws, 10mm key

    • put the suppressor in place and screw the retaining nut, 10mm wrench

  12. 
connect the coil plug (you should hear a "click")

put the harness in place in the grommet
    • connect the coil plug (you should hear a "click")

    • put the harness in place in the grommet

  13. 
connect the plug that goes to the collector

then the one that goes to the cylinder head cover

then the one that goes to the air filter
    • connect the plug that goes to the collector

    • then the one that goes to the cylinder head cover

    • then the one that goes to the air filter

  14. 
connect the canister hose to the collector
    • connect the canister hose to the collector

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