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Posted

Hello folks....,

Just finished to change all the plugs in my 99 Boxster. A lot easier then i tought.

I found some oil in my no 2 cylinder and i think that this is caused by a leaking spark plugs tube.

The question is....may i get the tube out and change the O rings without taking off the plug

Thanks Again

Robert

Posted
Hello folks....,

Just finished to change all the plugs in my 99 Boxster. A lot easier then i tought.

I found some oil in my no 2 cylinder and i think that this is caused by a leaking spark plugs tube.

The question is....may i get the tube out and change the O rings without taking off the plug

Thanks Again

Robert

Hi, I replaced the tubes and o-rings on my car 2 weeks ago and no you don't need to remove the plugs .

Removing the tubes was a nightmare I had to brake the outside lip of the tubes to get to the o-ring and pull it out with long nose pliers and then the tube slides out easily, if you have to use the same procedure as me

be careful not to let any parts of the plastic tube fall inside the engine .

Good Luck

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