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Spark Plug change in an '04 Durango
I would like to change the 8 plugs in my Durango next time around.
This is a cost-cutting measure, since the shop really charged me a bundle. I noticed they have some sort of cap or device on top of each plug. In fact, the rear two seem to go back into the fire wall a bit. It looks like I can get to it, but I would hate to remove a bunch of stuff first. How difficult is this job? I have changed plugs in my '93 Dakota but they are easy, wires, easy access, etc. My concern also, is will I throw a code with the engine if I do it myself? Any advice would be great. Leo |
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