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How-To: Spark plug replacement on the WRX

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Old 03-25-2008, 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by subie OCD
Would these instructions work for a 2004 STi ?
Pretty much the same for all Subaru flat four engines that use the coil-on-plug design but STi owners feel free to chime in with additional steps, if there are any. Just verify the correct spark plug application for whatever model you own.
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Old 05-10-2008, 11:40 PM
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do i have to remove the airpump and everything to change my plugs? i have a 06 wrx. whats a good gap for stage 2?
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Thank you very much

This guide was perfect in helping me replace my spark plugs.
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I have a question if I unplug the power cord battery then does it affect the chip code on the keyless ? because the key has a chip inside.
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