Spark Plugs Replacement
#1
Spark Plugs Replacement
I posted a thread in the GE section about changing spark plugs on a 2009 Fit. Everyone says it's gonna be a pain. But it seems like no one has actually done it yet since the car is still new. I wonder is it the same for the GD or easier? Hope you guys would share some of your experience.
I hijacked one picture from one guy who posted a response. He said most likely have to stripe more than what the pic shows in order to get to the plugs at the back side of the engine.
I hijacked one picture from one guy who posted a response. He said most likely have to stripe more than what the pic shows in order to get to the plugs at the back side of the engine.
#2
yeah the plugs for the ge look like they would be a pain to get to. the plugs for the gd are semi in the open. you have a good 10 inches of clearance to put your arms and you can see what you are doing. the ge looks like you have to take them out by feel. i would be willing to be the first to change the plugs on a ge if one of the guys up here will let me.
im close enough i will help you do it if you want.
im close enough i will help you do it if you want.
#4
im sure the ge is running the same iridium type plugs that the gd is. i just changed my plugs to sr20det plugs cause i couldnt find any cheap 2 step colder plugs for the fit. essentially im running the spoon plugs at half the price and made for a nissan.
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yeah the plugs for the ge look like they would be a pain to get to. the plugs for the gd are semi in the open. you have a good 10 inches of clearance to put your arms and you can see what you are doing. the ge looks like you have to take them out by feel. i would be willing to be the first to change the plugs on a ge if one of the guys up here will let me.
im close enough i will help you do it if you want.
im close enough i will help you do it if you want.
Thanks for the offer. I don't need to change the plugs now. I am only looking ahead when there comes the time to change them.
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