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$40 just to check my spark plugs?	by ma petite	2002-06-05 09:17:45
ripoff! (n/t)	by Llyr	2002-06-05 09:18:35
no kidding! that's my thought too	by ma petite	2002-06-05 09:19:16
Get thee to a Wal-Mart.	by nin_man	2002-06-05 09:22:56
Do remember	by nevdull	2002-06-05 09:52:35
he said it would take 6/10ths of an hour	by ma petite	2002-06-05 10:02:08
What kind of car?	by JPaganel	2006-11-19 12:55:59
it's a 94 grand am 4 cylinder (n/t)	by ma petite	2002-06-05 10:26:14
Then it's easier.	by JPaganel	2002-06-05 10:42:23
You have a 4 cylinder transverse engine. That means the spark plugs go in from the top. On my car (1990 Olds 3.1 six) I have to unbolt two dogbone mounts and rotate the engine forward to get at the back plugs. You could do this yourself in a half hour. I would recommend that you buy a consumer repair manual(I prefer Haynes over Chilton, they are better written). They are only $10-$15 at most auto stores. Even if you don't do the work yourself, a manual will help you to see what's going on. That way you can be sure that you never pay for a "blinker fluid change". The manual usually pays for itself the first time you don't get screwed over. I am not sure if you have a cover over the top of your engine, but I can check the details when I get home today, I have a manual that includes your car. Would you happen to know the engine size? I'll keep the rest of my answers to the diary, so you can find them later.
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yeah there's a cover...	by ma petite	2002-06-05 11:02:37
I'll check for you.	by JPaganel	2006-11-19 12:55:59

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