Replacing 1995-1999 Dodge Neon Spark Plugs
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This is a walk through of how to replace the spark plugs in a Dodge Neon. This demonstration is on a 1998 model.
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The air vent is covering 4 spark plugs.
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Twist off the wing nut on the left (see hand in photo).
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The big plastic art with the "SO??" marked on it just lifts up and out
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It sounds like you are breaking something but you are just disconnecting it from the air filter housing.
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Image of engine with out plastic cover that was removed in step 1. See the air filter exposed in the back?
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There are numbers on the top of the engine with wires going to the four spark plugs in the front of the engine (between the oil dipstick and the oil repository).
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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How long of an extention rachet do you need to get to the plugs..? Thanks though seems simple enough. Also has anyone changed their plugs in a 98 neon using Bosch Platinum IR infusion plugs... with 4 ground electrodes... I just bought them.. figured they'd work the best... hope not to hot.
