Insy to change Nissan Almera spark plug

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16 years 9 months before #7267 by manual-mecanica

Useless attempt to change Nissan Almera spark plug. Posted by manual-mecanica

It's a bit embarrassing, but yes, I can't seem to remove the ignition coils to find the spark plugs on this car. After looking in the workshop manual, I'm even more confused because it says there's a screw to remove the coil where the spark plug is located, but this 2005 Nissan Almera 2.2 doesn't have that screw, and I don't know whether to pull, pry, or twist the part before I break it. I'd better ask. : blush:

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Manual-mechanics' response on the topic Re: Useless attempt to change Nissan Almera spark plug

It's strange, it should have a screw at the base of the coil
. Check if there's a lock or other device to release it.

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Manual-mechanics' response on the topic Re: Useless attempt to change Nissan Almera spark plug

I don't see the screw, unless you have to remove the entire black plastic casing on top. : S

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Manual-mechanics' response on the topic Re: Useless attempt to change Nissan Almera spark plug

Hey friend, yes, you do have to remove the plastic casing that covers the motor. Don't try to remove the coil any other way, as you could damage it.

Good luck! And those cars run really well here in Mexico.

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