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Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks As long as you don't want to change the spark plugs it's fine. Tinkering with most bits aren't a problem. Aren't the spark plugs right on
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They are right on top of each rocker cover under the ignition coils, but you have to remove a few things to get there including the electronic throttle bodies. |
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