how to replace spark plugs in 92 camaro rs?
07-29-2007, 02:51 PM
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how to replace spark plugs in 92 camaro rs?
Could someone please tell me, how do you replace the spark plugs in a 92 camaro rs 25th anniversary with 305 5.0 v8? i know were they are I just cant find a way to get to them,would be grately appreciated,thank you 
08-01-2007, 01:01 AM
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alright,you'v all been a big help,thank you
just have 1 more question,would anyone happen to know why when i accelarate my rpms are acting up? not like stalling or anything,when i accelarate my neddal jumps like its at red line befor it shifts,my step dad tolled me its the transsmision,but i thought it might have to do with the spark plugs or something,but yeah if any of you have a clue as to what im talkin bout please let me know what you think,and agine thank you,your all a big help =)
just have 1 more question,would anyone happen to know why when i accelarate my rpms are acting up? not like stalling or anything,when i accelarate my neddal jumps like its at red line befor it shifts,my step dad tolled me its the transsmision,but i thought it might have to do with the spark plugs or something,but yeah if any of you have a clue as to what im talkin bout please let me know what you think,and agine thank you,your all a big help =)
08-01-2007, 01:06 AM
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Good plugs tend to cost a little bit more. Are you changing the plug wires as well? I would, save yourself some time and do it all at once. I would just put some bosch platinum plugs. They tend to be alright and should be fairly inexpensive. Get some good 8mm plug wires and you'll be set.
Will
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08-01-2007, 01:08 AM
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alright,you'v all been a big help,thank you
just have 1 more question,would anyone happen to know why when i accelarate my rpms are acting up? not like stalling or anything,when i accelarate my neddal jumps like its at red line befor it shifts,my step dad tolled me its the transsmision,but i thought it might have to do with the spark plugs or something,but yeah if any of you have a clue as to what im talkin bout please let me know what you think,and agine thank you,your all a big help =)
just have 1 more question,would anyone happen to know why when i accelarate my rpms are acting up? not like stalling or anything,when i accelarate my neddal jumps like its at red line befor it shifts,my step dad tolled me its the transsmision,but i thought it might have to do with the spark plugs or something,but yeah if any of you have a clue as to what im talkin bout please let me know what you think,and agine thank you,your all a big help =)
Sounds like the trans is slipping. It is an auto I assume. You should post some detailed information about your car man, it'll help us help you.
Will
08-01-2007, 09:19 AM
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I agree. I usually run Delco plugs in my cars, just because I'm a Delco fan. Fancy spark plugs aren't going to make the car more powerful, and even cheap plugs will last for 50k miles on a good running car. On a poor running car, you'll foul plugs no matter what you're using, so again, it's a waste of money to run an expensive plug.
Even on my 2 stroke snowmobiles I run inexpensive NKG plugs, and a 2 stroke combustion chamber is a MUCH more harsh environment than anything a car plug will see. I have yet to wear one out.
Even on my 2 stroke snowmobiles I run inexpensive NKG plugs, and a 2 stroke combustion chamber is a MUCH more harsh environment than anything a car plug will see. I have yet to wear one out.