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Boxster spark plugs
The dealer wants $550 to change the spark plugs on my '05 Boxster S. Has anyone done that? Is it a big deal? I'm thinking of doing it myself. Don't care how long it takes just if it is doable.
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Pelican Technical Article: Replacing Boxster Spark Plugs and Coils - 986 / 987 |
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Took me and a buddy of mine a little over an hour. No big woo.
Randy
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I'm doing mine next weekend. Looks pretty straight forward.
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If you are doing the tubes also, try a 3/4" threaded pipe nipple and cap from lowes or home depot to extract them. The pipe nipple screws in and then you can pry out the tube.
I tried several other online methods of extracting the tubes without much success. |
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I have a special tool that I made to pop tubes out.....buyer :-)
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The OP has an 05, should be no need to touch the tubes on that car. Job is way easy, especially if you take off the rear tires.
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Thanks everyone - I'll tackle it!
Thanks everyone - I'll tackle it!
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93, do you have a pic of what you are talking about...going to tackle this next so until I see the tubes it's hard to visualize.
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No tubes after 2003:..no need to worry unless you want to remove the whole cam cover! Good luck!
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they sell this at lowes or home depot in the iron pipe section. The 3/4 in size worked perfectly for me. You can screw it into the tube and then easily pull the tube out without worrying that it will break. ![]() |
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Thank you.
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