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jay
17th December 2006, 12:30
i know its a stupid question but ive just spent 1 hour looking for them so where r the spark plugs on a 98 vtr?
hesslevtr
17th December 2006, 12:32
under the coil pack
hesslevtr
17th December 2006, 12:35
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y19/hesslevtr/coilpack.jpg

yellow = coil pack
red = the bolts what hold it on
jay
17th December 2006, 12:42
thats what i thought i took that off but couldnt see them. only 4 grey/blue plastic tubes sticking out the coil pack , and it didnt look like spark plugs ,is that them?
hesslevtr
17th December 2006, 12:45
no you take the coil pack off and in screw inside the head

the tubes your talking about are like the ht leads you normally get
jay
17th December 2006, 12:46
so the spark plugs are in the coil pack?
hesslevtr
17th December 2006, 12:50
no sorry i should really check what i right before posting

tak coil pack off and where the tubes to go into the engine the spark plugs are screwd down there
jay
17th December 2006, 12:52
ok cheers ill try that , rep for ur help
hesslevtr
17th December 2006, 13:08
no probs if u have any more probs give us a shout
reevesy_vtr
18th December 2006, 19:09
are they easy to get out??? as i am in the middle of servicing the wifes 106 and was going to get it done by a machanic ££££££.
Jungle_Jim
18th December 2006, 19:14
here you go mate see my guide that me and my bro did, you will need to scroll down to the bit where its say about changing the coil pack.
hope this helps

http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=51637
reevesy_vtr
18th December 2006, 19:51
nice one jim i will have a go myself.
Luke
18th December 2006, 20:23
My VTR engine gets used an awful lot.

Think I may start charging you a £1 everytime it's used Paul.
hesslevtr
18th December 2006, 23:35
My VTR engine gets used an awful lot.

Think I may start charging you a £1 everytime it's used Paul.

dont know what your on about luke

i have no standard pics of my engine so i use yours though now i have bmc off i could take a pic
MrBirdPoo
19th December 2006, 00:52
thre's not to hard to do.

Unplug all the breather pipes, yellow clips hold them inplace. Unbolt the coil pack and pull out. Than use a Spark Plug tool to unbolt the plugs from the holes in the engine. Do reverse to put back.

Do check the gaps of the plugs just incase, pretty sure it shouuld be 0.9mm, Haynes manual says, if it's wrong the heads do move.