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Ok I am pretty sure my spark plugs need to be replaced so i had a freind help me look under the hood to find them but neither of of us could find them or had any idea what they looked like. If some one could let me know what to look for or had a picture of them, it would be a great help. I already did a search but could not find anything. And then also some pointers on how to replace them.
Get OEM. Don't even ask questions. If you get anything else, you may wind up buying a whole buncha sets of different plugs to find out what works best. Some people have good luck with +4's, some people have bad luck. Same for platnium vs. copper.
Bosch Super F 8 LDCR is the oem plug you should use. If you want more discussion on this, refer to a thread a started a long time ago...{CLICK HERE}
I'm not trying to sound condesending, but if you and your buddy couldn't find the plugs on your own, I might let someone change them for you. The electrical and coolant system on these cars are a bit finicky, I wouldn't mess with either unless you know what your doin. BTW if you want to do it anyway, it 22lbs/tq on each plug.
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