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03-25-2005 #1
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How to replace plugs in a 2000 SS Camaro??
I have a 2000 SS Camaro with the LS1 engine and 6spd trans. I need to do a tune up on it.
How do I get to the plugs on the passenger side?? And is there anything tricky that I need to know first before trying to pull the old plugs????
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03-25-2005 #2
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ask the majic 8 ball, then get about 12 swivels, and 3 extensions, 2 small skinny kids with small hands, a few midgets, a majic wand, and a chainsaw. After just about destroying everything under the hood, kicking out the skinny kids, stepping on the midgets, and cutting the headers off with the chainsaw....take it to a shop! But really it is a pain in the ass! Best bet is go to LS1.com and ask around, or maybe PM nineball, he is a user....i mean a member here and has had more than a few 4th gens.
03-26-2005 #3
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Passenger side (and both side) rear plugs have to be serviced from the bottom. If you dont drink beer while doing it, or have any friends over and yu have the select tools for the replacement....... I would have to say about 2.5 hours.
03-26-2005 #4
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Send it to the dealer, thats what I do with Lisa's WS6.
03-26-2005 #5
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Make sure you put in some good plugs so you wont have to do it for another 80-90K miles..
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84' Camaro Z-28, 355CID,9.0-1 compression, ATI procharger 9psi (over 650HP),T56 6 speed, 3.73 Motive gears! 11.70 at 122mph in the 1/4 while babying the throttle to keep the tires hooked ,with pump gas! (NOW INTERCOOLED)
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