Spark plugs

[emuswa]

I have been looking in to replacing the spark plugs on my 95 GPX but can't seam to find where the "back set" are. Does anyone have a diagram to show where they are or how to get to them?
I also tried to remove one of the front ones to inspect them but non of my typical tools fit do I need a special one?
Finally is there any recommendations on the type of plugs and coil packs. Any help is appreciated!

[Bernard]

Viamoto are good for parts.
If it's something you want to tackle yourself you can download the workshop manuals and have a look through the knowledgebase section, there are some good guides there.
I used Denso iridium plugs on mine, they come recommended by a lot of owners due to their long life.... The rear plugs are a pig to change by all accounts (not that I've attempted it myself).

[emuswa]

Ive heard that. I'm figuring it's like some nissans I've helped do. Thank you though. I have been using http://www.eurocarparts.com do you know anything about them. I'm kinda new to the uk and still trying to learn all the good places!

[goz_83]

To get at the rear spark plugs, the plenum needs to come off. A dedicated spark plug removal tool will be needed, because most socket sets will be too chunky. I had to physically beat a socket into the channels before, because my plug remover was broken.

Use viamoto for your parts. Good luck and good patience.

[emuswa]

See that's the odd thing. I have long skinny sockets that fit in the hole and a long enough extender but I tried all the sockets and I couldn't get it to get on to the spark plug. The only thing I thought it could be is they were quite long enough because the plugs look quite long.

[Bernard]

As far as I know the FTO comes with a spark plug removal tool in the toolkit, if yours is missing you could have a look on eBay or borrow one from a local owner.
Try adding your location to your profile, it helps with this kind of thing.


Edit

http://www.viamoto.co.uk/proddetail.php?prod=Spark+Plug+Socket+-+Mitsubishi+FTO+V6+DE3A

[emuswa]

Yeah mine didn't come with that; not even a spare tire! Is there a way to buy the whole set?