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106 GTI Spark Plugs
Im just doin some bits and bobs to my car and was seeing if the spark plugs needed changing but i cant find them lol
I removed the airtake thingie (where 16v is printed on it) and removed what i thought were the 4 leads into the engine were the spark plugs but they were not and their doesnt seem to be anything else their that fits what i would of thought they look like. Any advice, help would be appreciated to where they are how to get to them etc. Cheers
I removed the airtake thingie (where 16v is printed on it) and removed what i thought were the 4 leads into the engine were the spark plugs but they were not and their doesnt seem to be anything else their that fits what i would of thought they look like. Any advice, help would be appreciated to where they are how to get to them etc. Cheers
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This fooled me when I got my first modern car.
The plugs will be where you would expect them to be, each plug has it's own individual coil on top of it, usually about 5-7 inches long made of plastic, the "pencil coil" will have two low tension electric wires connected to it and each coil will be held in place, usually by a small bolt.
That's what my Renault is like, yours being French could be similar
The plugs will be where you would expect them to be, each plug has it's own individual coil on top of it, usually about 5-7 inches long made of plastic, the "pencil coil" will have two low tension electric wires connected to it and each coil will be held in place, usually by a small bolt.
That's what my Renault is like, yours being French could be similar
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