How do I change the spark plugs on a 2007 Chrysler Pacifica?

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some ideas here in the lower link, but the best way is to call a local auto electrician. A pro grade scan tool computer can diagnose in about 20 minutes. The computer can instruct shift solenoids to work and verify that they did.

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Hello. It seems your Chrysler needs a tune-up; new spark plugs and new spark plugs cables. This is why your vehicle has a 'misfire' and 'power loss' resulting in limited acceleration. Good luck and keep me informed; if you want to.

apparently your car has struts, not shocks per se. Try this Utube video( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaOAp_SVUnQ ) for step by step instruction. If this doesn't pertain to your vehicle, then search for your model and year for a video with your vehicle's details.

Usually just above the pistons in the engine located under the hood.

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They make the system - you can download step by step instructions.

Follow carefully if you miss anything you need to start over.

Hope this helps.

I recommend VERY Highly that you get the Haynes Repair manual on the vehicle. It will provide Step by step instructions for basic stuff like Oil Changes and Tune Ups and the intervals for these. As for you question. The oil Drain plug is located on teh oil pan at the bottom of the vehicle, The oil Filter is located on the Firewall side of the engine, and other than understanding how to properly install an oil Filter and to use the correct oil there isn't much to it. Oh, the oil drain plug should be a 13 or 14 mm.

buy a chiltons manual from autozone or oreillys has a step to step instructions on how to do that

is it a DOHC V6 if so ur in luck their is probably a plastic cover on the engine remove that to gain access to the valve cover on the front bank. The spark plugs should be right in the center of the valve cover you'll need to get a 6" or so extension to reach down into the cylinder head to remove them the same steps for the spark plugs on the back bank (closest to the fire wall).

get a haynes manual for a charger it has steps for the v6 to remove the **** to get to your spark plugs

Check out AutoZone.com. They have instructions for how to replace the starter. No pictures, unforunately, but fairly detailed step-by-step instructions.

Here's the direct link:
http://www.autozone.com/shopping/repairGuide.htm?pageId=0900c152800c4f7e