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change the spark plugs

Written By: thibault jarrige (and one other contributor)
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Introduction

Changing the spark plugs on a Suzuki Swift 1.3 petrol

  1. Open the hood and secure it with the lever.

    • Open the hood and secure it with the lever.

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  2. Disconnect the 10mm key battery

    • Disconnect the 10mm key battery

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  3. Open the air box and remove the filter.

    • Open the air box and remove the filter.

    • There are two steel levers to switch

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  4. remove the 4 screws from the air box with a 10mm socket + 1 screw on the air inlet remove the 4 screws from the air box with a 10mm socket + 1 screw on the air inlet

    • remove the 4 screws from the air box with a 10mm socket + 1 screw on the air inlet

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  5. undo the clips using a flat screwdriver

    • undo the clips using a flat screwdriver

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  6. Remove the entire air box and unscrew the 4 screws from the plastic cover with an 8mm socket.

    • Remove the entire air box and unscrew the 4 screws from the plastic cover with an 8mm socket.

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  7. Disconnect the plugs from both ignition coils, and undo the 4 screws with a 10mm socket. Remove the coils and spark plug wires

    • Disconnect the plugs from both ignition coils, and undo the 4 screws with a 10mm socket. Remove the coils and spark plug wires

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  8. Remove the spark plugs using a 16 mm spark plug socket and an extension. If necessary, use a spark plug wire to extract it from its well. Remove the spark plugs using a 16 mm spark plug socket and an extension. If necessary, use a spark plug wire to extract it from its well. Remove the spark plugs using a 16 mm spark plug socket and an extension. If necessary, use a spark plug wire to extract it from its well.

    • Remove the spark plugs using a 16 mm spark plug socket and an extension. If necessary, use a spark plug wire to extract it from its well.

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  9. Check the gap at the electrode using a set of shims. Refit the spark plugs and tighten them either to a torque of 25Nm or by hand then with a wrench 1/4 to 1/2 turn maximum

    • Check the gap at the electrode using a set of shims.

    • Refit the spark plugs and tighten them either to a torque of 25Nm or by hand then with a wrench 1/4 to 1/2 turn maximum

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  10. Reassembly is done in reverse order: reassemble the coils 4 screws + 2 connectors

    • Reassembly is done in reverse order: reassemble the coils 4 screws + 2 connectors

    • the plastic cover 4 screws

    • the air box 4 screws plus the white clips

    • air inlet 1 screw

    • the air filter and close the box with the 2 hooks

    • reconnect the battery

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One Comment

Great tutorial! But in reality my socket does not fit in the conduits despite the acquisition of an ultra fine 16 socket! So off to the garage! Sniff

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