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Andy_Painter___User is Offline
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05/02/2003 5:35 PM  
I removed the plugs from my 2003 Taco. V-6. Three of them are NGK R iridiums and the other three are Denso. They got mixed up so I was wondering if I was suppossed to put them in particular spots. Like are the Denso suppossed to go back in one bank and the NGK in the other. Was this something that the factory did because they are the same and ran out of one set or the other? Any posts back would be greatly appreciated.

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05/08/2003 3:24 PM  
put all new ngk plugs and it doesnt matter which cylinder, make sure you gap them though
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