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I have a 94 buick skylark i change the sparkplugs in the tubes that connects the sparkplugs to the cole pack now the car want start how to tell if u got the spakplugs connected good to the tubes u cant put ur hands on it all i can do is bolt it down but i think i might be puting it on wrong if some one could tell me how to put it on i would be think full

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You can not just throw it on. Carefully and slowly, slide the spark-plug boot into the hole and then as it gets closer to the top of the spark-plug. Slowly rock the boot from 12 to 6 and 3 to 9 (clock position) you a feeling for the spark-plug, going into the boot. That is all, if its in the hole then its lined up and you can now bolt the coil down. NOTE: make sure that the spring (inside the boot) is present and clean !NO CORROSION! Let me know how it goes...

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