Saturday, November 20, 2010

2004 chevy trailblazer 6cyl?

i would like to know how to change the sparkplugs. i have asked this question before about 40,000 miles ago with no luck. the dealer charges 350 dollars to do it and they also said that these where good for 150.000 and right now im at 120,000 so please have some knowledge its not as easy has you think,2004 chevy trailblazer 6cyl?
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DONT go to the dealer there a rip off but you should change your spark plugs if not change them you need to regap them and inspect them for erosional damage.



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If you have changed Plugs before there all the same ?? Here's a link if it don't work ... type in your question in your google search bar and go from there

http://www.ehow.com/video_4987061_spark-

good luck

tim2004 chevy trailblazer 6cyl?
Go to the library and look in Chiltons Auto Repair manual. If you can't look at the engine and see how to change the spark plugs, there's some cunning trick to it. You've done the job before on other engines, so explaining replacement isn't necessary. Something is probably in the way that you can remove or work around. It's best to know what to do as well as what to not do.



The engine was assembled at the factory by who- engineering graduates? No. Ordinary guys who got showed the way- highschool drop-outs could do it with being showed how once or twice. Before you give up or get too creative, get the straight story from the manual. The plugs may be hard to remove from carbon deposits on the threads, so be careful. It's best to soosen and retighted them annually to prevent this. I don't think you're stupid. I do think GM is cunning and Mr. Goodwrench is a crook.



$350? Expect the job to be no walk in the park. That's about 3 hours labor. In my crystal ball I see long extensions, universal joints and maybe a floor jack. When you're through come back and tell us if the DIY was worth it, or should others bite the bullet and pay.