A candle-key on 16 with a rubber puck for fixation and holding of the candle inside the head, and an extension cord of at least 15 cm in length, will be required to replace the candles. with a serum, a hexagon by five millimeters, a Phillips screwdriver, a flat-blade screwdriver. The first thing to do is use a Phillips screwdriver to disconnect the rubber caps and remove the plastic cover of the engine. Each coil is fixed by two bolts under the Hexagon. You need to twist and pull coils. The steel latches on each coil must be lifted up to the top with a flat-blade screwdriver. Next, you'll need to extend the candle well to get the dirt out. Now you can roll out old candles, spin the new candles, and put it in reverse sequence.
- The first thing to do is use a Phillips screwdriver to disconnect the rubber caps and remove the plastic cover of the engine.
- There are four ignition coils under cover. Each coil is fixed by two bolts under the Hexagon. They need to be unwound and reel.
- The steel wire tabs located on each coil shall be raised to a point up with a flat-blade screwdriver.
- Next, we need to get the candle-wells to get out of the mud.
- Now you can spin the old candles, spin the new candles and put it back together.
