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What Do Spark Plugs Do?
Parts of a Spark Plug
How to Identify a Bad Spark Plug
Signs of a Bad Spark Plug
Tools for Changing Spark Plugs
What Types of Spark Plugs to Use
Where to Find Spark Plugs
How to Remove Spark Plug Wires
How to Remove a Spark Plug
How to Read Spark Plugs
How to Clean Spark Plugs
How to Set Spark Plug Gaps
How to Install a Spark Plug
How to Connect a Spark Plug Wire
How to Test Spark Plugs
Summary: Certain spark plugs are used for certain cars. Learn what types of spark plugs to use in this free online instructional video.
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" Hi, this is John on behalf of Expertvillage.com. In this series of video clips, we will be going through the procedures for changing spark plugs. When figuring out what type of spark plugs to buy, the first thing that I will typically do is locate the VIN number on my vehicle. It is typically located on the driver side dash. The next thing that I will do is go to carfax.com and I will type in the VIN number of the vehicle and what it will do is it will bring up the specifications for my vehicle and when I go to my auto parts dealer they will be able to use these specifications to figure out what type of spark plugs to buy."
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