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part numbers please


toyo rob

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Ha, yes, I know what you mean! The reason your local friendly Toyota dealer can’t find them is they come up as condensers on the system; don’t ask me why! You can buy the entire plug shell (excluding pins), I do have the part number somewhere but I wont be able to dig it out until Tuesday, hopefully someone else will be along with it before then. To change the shells, just break the old ones away (mine were so brittle they just fell apart), being careful not to damage the pins, that leaves you with two pins connected to the wires on the loom. Insert the pins into the new plug shells and push down the retainer clips. Be sure to make a note of which way round the pins are inserted in the old plug shells, I don’t know if it makes a difference. One word of warning, if you have bits of broken plastic floating about around the spark plug holes *make damn sure* you get them all out before removing the plugs, I dropped a piece into the cylinder and didn’t notice until I started the car, bye bye no.1 turbo!

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