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change plugs on 06 V6 TRD Sport

Discussion in 'Technical Chat' started by henkintexas, Oct 12, 2007.

  1. Oct 12, 2007 at 7:00 AM
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    henkintexas

    henkintexas [OP] New Member

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    Hello, I want to change the spark plugs on my tacoma and upon visual inspection, I see the setup is different from any I have worked on. I want to avoid the $95 an hour labor fee at the dealership. Can anyone give me instructions on removal and replacement of the plugs and recommend a good performance plug. Thankyou
     
  2. Oct 12, 2007 at 7:09 AM
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    007Tacoma

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    Welcome to TW!

    I have the 2.7L, so I am not much help here, but I will move your thread to the Technical Forum. You may see more responses there.

    Feel free to put another post about you and your truck in the New Members forum. Don't forget pictures in the Photo Gallery.
     
  3. Oct 12, 2007 at 2:41 PM
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    tacomaman06

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    getting there....
    my sparkplug change out is coming soon. what you need to do is unbolt the coil packs above where the spark plugs are. then use a sparkplug socket(5/8) and an extension. also, a length of air hose will help in starting the new plugs and getting the old ones out. remember to use some anti-seize on the threads.

    as far as performance plugs, stick with either denso or ngk, and you can run their iridium plugs(good for 100k miles), and they may yeild a little more power and maybe a little better mileage.........but dont quote me on it. i think the best thing about iridiums is the 100k mile intervals!! hope this helps!
     
  4. Oct 12, 2007 at 3:52 PM
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    AUDITECH

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    tacomaman becareful using anti-sieze could cause some grounding problems if put on to think. So plugs already come with some stuff on them.
     
  5. Oct 12, 2007 at 7:28 PM
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    yeah, i should have added to just use a thin coat of anti-seize. but what the plugs have on them, as far as ive seen, id rather add anti-seize to be sure.
     
  6. Oct 13, 2007 at 4:07 AM
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    ellsworth

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    I drive about 6,000 a year so I imagine new plugs in about 18 yrs or so..Think theyl come out???LOL
     

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