O.K. Whos idea was it to design the Y33 engne bay?

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Louis Cyphier
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at 91K I decided its time for new plugs and replaced them tonight. a good solid 2-2.5 hour job of removing **** and fights to get at bolts.

Im glad this **** only comes around ever century.


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Hehehe, its about the same for the G50. But what a sense of accomplishment when its done!

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Plugs are harder... dont be whining about 2.5 hours, it takes about 4 hours on the G50, even if youve done a few.

which is why i only use NGK OEM plugs, they are guarnteed good for 60k, and i dont want to have to mess with it any sooner.

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Louis Cyphier wrote:at 91K I decided its time for new plugs and replaced them tonight. a good solid 2-2.5 hour job of removing **** and fights to get at bolts.

Im glad this **** only comes around ever century.
Haven't done my G50 yet, but I did post my FY33 experience in Infiniti Online Mechanic under Coil packs. Not too bad, and a grea opportunity to lean off some of the accumulated dirt, which a shop will never do without charging you more time.

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I thought the plugs on mine were a very simple task. Only took me about an hour.

Actually, they were so easy, I check them from time to time.


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