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HOW TO:plugs/wires on a 98 2.2
Time: approx 1-2 hours
What you need: ![]() 3/8ths ratchet, 5/8ths plug socket, 6in+ extension, 3/8ths wobble, plug gapper, plug grease, 4 plugs (I used stock 41-948 delco's), set of wires (additional: marker, jack, stands, screwdriver, knife) WIRES - Start off by removing the intake assembly, and securely jacking and supporting the front end of the truck. Remove front pass tire. Clean engine bay of dirt and loose debris. - You now have access to the coils through the front wheelwell. - Remove plug wires; I find its easy to just cut the wire with a knife and pull them out, instead of threading the boots through the maze of crap in the engine bay. - Inspect wires. Note anything frayed, cut, worn out, rubbed etc. If theyre in good shape you may reuse wires, but they are cheap so just replace them. Bad #1 wire: - Note length of new wires, two short ones are #1 and #2, the middle is #3, and the long is #4. Put plug grease on each connection. - Mark wires on BOTH ends with marker. You can use colored zip ties, anything that identifies which wire it is. - Reroute wires. Its a pain on this engine, you need to be as close to the original routing as possible. Be mindful of anything that moves, heat sources, etc.. Avoid kinks, sharp bends. - Reattach wires to coils in the proper order. WIRES ARE DONE PLUGS - Simple; remove old plugs, put in new plugs. Use at least a 6" extension and put a wobble joint between extension and plug socket. ![]() - Remove and inspect plugs. http://www.ultralightnews.ca/article...sparkplugs.htm <--Diagnosing spark plugs - Properly gap new plugs (.060 for 98 2.2's) - FINGER START new plugs, use a snug rubber hose to help for difficult to reach plugs. Gently tighten new plugs, torque to 16-18 ft/lbs (snug tight, not much force). - Reattach new wires in proper order. PLUGS ARE DONE Reassemble anything you removed and you're done. Last edited by AVTekk : 04-03-2004 at 04:21 PM. |
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Re: HOW TO:plugs/wires on a 98 2.2
Thread was edited and updated by me. Thanks to stippy32 for taking the time in writing this howto.
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