That guy is full of crap. They only recommend changing them at 105K
miles anyway.
One simply has to remove the coils above the plugs on the back three,
remove the Nissan cover on the front to access the coils and plugs on
the front. Took me about 30 minutes.
>I took my Maxima to local mechanic to replace the sparkplugs and he
>said he couldn't do it as he would have to take the intake manifold
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Randy - 02 Dec 2008 00:17 GMT
Chuck where are they located on the back and how can I identify the
back three?
Chuck In Dallas - 02 Dec 2008 01:55 GMT
Sending under separate cover.
>Chuck where are they located on the back and how can I identify the
>back three?
Randy - 02 Dec 2008 02:49 GMT
they are 100K miles plugs,,the rear ones are very hard to acess,,but
the intake manifold does not have to be taken off to do them if the
mechanic has the proper tools,,,,yours apparently does not.
>I took my Maxima to local mechanic to replace the sparkplugs and he
>said he couldn't do it as he would have to take the intake manifold
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Chuck In Dallas - 30 Jun 2009 15:11 GMT
I replaced my plugs at about 110,000 in my 2000 Maxima...which now has
170,000 miles and running great.
They are easy to do, front and rear. You don't have to take off the
intake manifold. What a crock.
>they are 100K miles plugs,,the rear ones are very hard to acess,,but
>the intake manifold does not have to be taken off to do them if the
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