Questions & Answers for: Toyota Camry replace a plug

plug well. I have a camry 1997 XLE 6 cylinder toyota genuine part number is 11193-70010 6pcs for your car you have to buy and open the cylinder head cover and replace all the gaskets on right and left

...replace the plug wires if they are older than 5 years; check/replace the air filter. Not much else to do/check until you have the engine in a good state of tune; BTW, if you change the plugs, get the ...

changing spark plug wires in 1998 camry having trouble with the replacing of spark plugs in 1998 camry. have three boots that go to coil but someone said it didn't need them. noone seems to know how ...

...plug to replace it the freeze plugs themselves are just a couple of dollars but could be several hundred to replace due to gaining access to replace you also have freeze plugs sometimes that are on ...

I have a 92 camry 4cyl. Won't fire at the sparkplug. Replaced plug wires and plugs, distributor, igniter and still won't fire. Any suggestions? Take out a spark plug, lay the plug (with the spark plug

because my engin is running smooth. What should I do? Niaz Khan The oil, will require a valve cover replacement Could get a plug misfire, from oil on a spark plug What plastic rod? Spark Plug boots or

plug. Inspect the boot for damage and replace it if necessary. Blow into the spark plug with compressed air to remove harmful contaminants. Alternatively, vacuum out the well or brush away debris with

...to start then doesn't. Sounds like wet or moist spark plug wires. If this also occurs during early morning high dew point humid air, then you may have spark plug wires shorting out. Replace

...for 4th and 6th. Threw the codes. P0306 is still showing up. Is it the plugs? What other problems could the car be having if its not the plugs? A fuel injector. I would replace the plug first

...wire off the contact at each plug and the retaining clips are splitting and breaking. Are these replaceable? Since the vehicle is already 8 years old, you are better off replacing the plug wires ...