Time for Tune Up
#1
Time to tune up my FD
What spark plug should I use? (NGK? Iradium? what is the part #)
Should I use RedLine for transmission and differential oil?
What other basic tune up i need to do?
Hope you guys can help, I am new to the FD.
What spark plug should I use? (NGK? Iradium? what is the part #)
Should I use RedLine for transmission and differential oil?
What other basic tune up i need to do?
Hope you guys can help, I am new to the FD.
#2
Sorry I overlooked your thread. I didn't mean to ignore it.
Use NGK plugs. there are trailing and leading plugs. You want to put in the trailing plugs all the way around. When you are getting them they will have a large nuber and the last number will be 9 on the trailing and 7 on the leading. You want 9's . Part # I couldn't say. I get mine from Napa auto parts.
Redline oils. Hmmm I am not really familiar with them. I would suggest BG products if you can find them. They only usually sell through good shops though and are kind hard to find.
Check the air filter. Replace the fuel filter (no matter how many miles are on it , do it now) Change the oil. Check your tire pressures. Check your coolant leves, winter is coming so make sure you got some antifreeze in it.
Thats about it. Good luck. Let me know if you need directions on any of this.
Download a workshop manual here
Use NGK plugs. there are trailing and leading plugs. You want to put in the trailing plugs all the way around. When you are getting them they will have a large nuber and the last number will be 9 on the trailing and 7 on the leading. You want 9's . Part # I couldn't say. I get mine from Napa auto parts.
Redline oils. Hmmm I am not really familiar with them. I would suggest BG products if you can find them. They only usually sell through good shops though and are kind hard to find.
Check the air filter. Replace the fuel filter (no matter how many miles are on it , do it now) Change the oil. Check your tire pressures. Check your coolant leves, winter is coming so make sure you got some antifreeze in it.
Thats about it. Good luck. Let me know if you need directions on any of this.
Download a workshop manual here
#3
The previous owner gave me the shop manual, car cover and nose mask. Those are bonus.
Are you telling me to use Trail Spark Plugs for the Leading too? What is the benefit of doing this?
I found out the part # for the spark plug
They are
Cold Plug: Lead-BUR7EQP Trail-BUR9EQP
Hot Plug: Lead-BUR6EQP Trail-BUR8EQP
I live in LA and will have 70% HWY drive. I would get the Hotter Plug, what do you think? BTW what brand is BG oil?
Are you telling me to use Trail Spark Plugs for the Leading too? What is the benefit of doing this?
I found out the part # for the spark plug
They are
Cold Plug: Lead-BUR7EQP Trail-BUR9EQP
Hot Plug: Lead-BUR6EQP Trail-BUR8EQP
I live in LA and will have 70% HWY drive. I would get the Hotter Plug, what do you think? BTW what brand is BG oil?
#4
Originally Posted by TOFU86' date='Oct 24 2002, 09:16 AM
The previous owner gave me the shop manual, car cover and nose mask. Those are bonus.
Are you telling me to use Trail Spark Plugs for the Leading too? What is the benefit of doing this?
I found out the part # for the spark plug
They are
Cold Plug: Lead-BUR7EQP Trail-BUR9EQP
Hot Plug: Lead-BUR6EQP Trail-BUR8EQP
I live in LA and will have 70% HWY drive. I would get the Hotter Plug, what do you think? BTW what brand is BG oil?
Are you telling me to use Trail Spark Plugs for the Leading too? What is the benefit of doing this?
I found out the part # for the spark plug
They are
Cold Plug: Lead-BUR7EQP Trail-BUR9EQP
Hot Plug: Lead-BUR6EQP Trail-BUR8EQP
I live in LA and will have 70% HWY drive. I would get the Hotter Plug, what do you think? BTW what brand is BG oil?
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