Hard-to-reach-parts replacement for home mechanics
I've tried to do my own basic mechanic work for a
while, and am used to playing "bloody knuckles"
while trying to replace the rear-facing sparkplugs
on FWD V-6 engines.
However, I am at a loss on how to successfully
replace the spark plugs on our '96 Chrysler
minivan. Does anyway know any tips, tricks, or
methods for replacing them without dismantling the
top half of the motor? Those back three do not
appear very accessible. Thanks!
while, and am used to playing "bloody knuckles"
while trying to replace the rear-facing sparkplugs
on FWD V-6 engines.
However, I am at a loss on how to successfully
replace the spark plugs on our '96 Chrysler
minivan. Does anyway know any tips, tricks, or
methods for replacing them without dismantling the
top half of the motor? Those back three do not
appear very accessible. Thanks!
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Floridian
Check out these two sites.
www.allpar.com
www.batauto.com
A similar question was asked in the forum at batauto:
http://www.batauto.com/cgi-bin/Forum/db_TalkToMeV2.cgi?forum_name=domestics&message_number=1947&pid=
I'm interesting in knowing if certain parts must be removed, like an alternator or intake or some brackets. Or if the simplest way is to get the van in the air and reach up there from behind - if it is even possible. Certainly, with almost 400,000 of these vans being built annually, someone has changed their rear three spark plugs.
Harry