Cap and Rotor Replacement
ORIGINAL: mxs
Explain your math, because the total price on a new cap and rotor from the dealer comes to about 31 dollars.
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ORIGINAL: Type RB
But if you actually want to save money, the Auto Zone way will work. Even a new cap & rotor every 10,000 miles from Auto Zone, will be cheaper than an OEM from the stealership every 50,000.
But if you actually want to save money, the Auto Zone way will work. Even a new cap & rotor every 10,000 miles from Auto Zone, will be cheaper than an OEM from the stealership every 50,000.
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Let me qualify my earlier remarks - if you can get them cheaper through your dealership, then fine - have a ball.
ORIGINAL: sfazngiants
i think i will go with the oem's. anyone know how to replace it.i have a hx coupe, similar to the ex coupe's.
i think i will go with the oem's. anyone know how to replace it.i have a hx coupe, similar to the ex coupe's.
ORIGINAL: mxs
It will be very easy to figure out once the parts are right in front of you.... it's like 4 screws, and it only goes together one way, so you can't mess it up. Just mark your spark plug wires before you take them off, so you can put them back in the right order [8D]
It will be very easy to figure out once the parts are right in front of you.... it's like 4 screws, and it only goes together one way, so you can't mess it up. Just mark your spark plug wires before you take them off, so you can put them back in the right order [8D]
dito.... just pull ONE off at a time and put it onto the new cap. very easy... but hell its only 4 wires
i should hope you dont mess them up to much.LOL
i should hope you dont mess them up to much.LOL
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