How to Replace Spark Plugs in a 2000 Chrysler LHS
Step 1:
Pop open your hood by using the hatch located on the inside of your vehicle.
Step 2:
Take a look at your engine and look between the runners of the intake manifold and locate six square black boxes.
Step 3:
These boxes are all held on by two star head screws. Proceed to remove them with your Phillips screw driver. Underneath these boxes are your plugs.
Step 4:
Grab a deep socket and carefully start changing your spark plugs.
Step 5:
Once finished, grab your Phillips screw driver and put the coil boxes back in place.
Step 6:
Close the hood and pat yourself on the back. Congratulations! You have just replaced your Chrysler's spark plugs!
Useful Tip:
* If you have difficulties, try visiting your nearest AutoZone or Discount Auto Parts. They will often offer you assistance free of charge if you purchase your spark plugs from them.
Pop open your hood by using the hatch located on the inside of your vehicle.
Step 2:
Take a look at your engine and look between the runners of the intake manifold and locate six square black boxes.
Step 3:
These boxes are all held on by two star head screws. Proceed to remove them with your Phillips screw driver. Underneath these boxes are your plugs.
Step 4:
Grab a deep socket and carefully start changing your spark plugs.
Step 5:
Once finished, grab your Phillips screw driver and put the coil boxes back in place.
Step 6:
Close the hood and pat yourself on the back. Congratulations! You have just replaced your Chrysler's spark plugs!
Useful Tip:
* If you have difficulties, try visiting your nearest AutoZone or Discount Auto Parts. They will often offer you assistance free of charge if you purchase your spark plugs from them.
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