Spark plug help

[knarf]

People are gonna really start hating me here....but anyway id like to change the oil and do the plugs/wires on my car....i just recently pulled a wire to take a look couldnt see to well but didnt look like there was oil in there...do i need a special socket to get in there for the plug looks really narrow. and how the **** do i get the back 3 out. also wat plugs/wires are good and gapping? keep in mind im 19 and dont know that much about cars especially this yamaha motor looks like a japanese book to me

 

[revhardSHO]

A 5/8" plug socket should work just fine. Ive always removed the intake manifold to gain access to the rear plugs, however Ive heard you can get to them with a universal with the intake on. You'll want to get motorcraft plugs, Part Number: AGSP32FM, gap @ .042". For wires, go to www.rockauto.com and get the AC Delco wires, part number 16-826Q .

 

[knarf]

Thanks for the tips. i will attack this soon. i was hoping i could maybe somehow get the rear plugs out with an extension and a swivel. if not......taking off that intake....please help how many bolts is it and how many other things need to be disconnected does the gas line?

 

[40BelowSummer]

Here you go dude:

http://www.shophoenixproject.com/upper60k/upper60k.htm

 

[anarchy04]

I got my back plugs out with just a couple of extentions ( a long and a short one) and a 5\8 plug socket with the rubber thing inside that holds the plugs in the socket to get them out of the hole.

 

[knarf]

thanks alot for that link hopefully ill attack this by the weekend... the upper 60k definitely could be done in my car...might have to send it to a shop for the valve shims though.. im in the boston are know any good mechanics around here im in wilmington ma?