How do i get to my plugs in the back i can reach them but its hard is there an easier way to reach plugs...

The 2nd, 4th, and 6th plugs are on the front of the 2002 Buick Rendezvous and are easily accessible. However, the 1, 3, and 5 plugs are located on the back lower part of the engine and are only accessible from underneath the vehicle. Use a vehicle ramp or jack stands to elevate the vehicle then the plugs will be easier to access.

In any event, the number 1 plug is the hardest to reach - you will most likely need an extension for your socket wrench in order to reach it. Be patient when pulling at the plug wires to avoid damaging them.

some can be reached from the bottom or in other cases you may be able to gain access from the wheel wells not always a fun job i havent done plugs on a lumina before so good luck hope this info helps

How Many Miles are on it ? I would suggest changing all 6 with new ones and also plug wires, should take care of your problem, you might of crossed the plug wires when you pulled them off. starting from passenger side should be 123 and wires have #'s on them, a trick to get to rear plugs pull alternator off and you can get through to back plugs a lot easier

no dont force spark plug its trying to cross thread.back spark plug back out.apply thin coat of anti seize compound to spark plug threads.if you have problems getting spark plugs back in a hard to reach place, use a long piece 3/8 vacuum hose about what ever length you need.place vacuum hose over spark plug insulator then install spark plugs to hard reach places to keep from cross threading.if plug tighten 1/4 turn.back out spark plug and try again.dont cross thread or you have to remove cylinder head.if spark plug hole hard to reach to retap or install thread inserts.

TO REMOVE SPARK PLUG WIRES USE A SPARK PLUG BOOT PULLER BECAUSE PLUG BOOT PULLER MAKE IT EASIER TO REACH HARD TO REACH PLACES WHER YOUR HANDS CANNOT REACH BE SURE REPLACE PLUGS WIRE ONCE YOU REMOVE THEM.

well yes they are, here is how we mechs do it. either on a lift and from ender neath the vehicle, and if this is not possible then we take the upper dog bone looking mounts off the engine and pull the engine forward by the use of a ratchet strap, this gives us more room in there for tools, and also makes it easier to reach. good luck

Usually not. As long as you can reach all the bolts that connect the transmission to the motor, then, no. There are usually two near the top of the bellhousing, near the floor and firewall, that are hard to reach (and hard to swing a wrench on), but (at least on the cars I have worked on) they are easier to get out than to pull the engine.

Now, if you are pulling the motor, on many cars it is easier to also pull the transmission with the motor, than to try to separate them and also support the transmission once the engine is unbolted. But the transmission is usually easier to pull by itself.

Most cars now have a plastic cover over the engine. Generally to reach the back plugs, vacuum hoses, etc. you have to remove the cover. Most can be "unsnapped" by lifting straight up on them. Typically the oil filler tube is helping to hold them down. The filler tube should come of by turning to release it (unscrewing - may be clockwise). I would suggest putting the oil filler back on to avoid contamination in the oil. This will make reaching the back plugs significantly easier.

These are hard to reach. I have replaced a few of them myself. I use the elbow extensions on the socket. Sometimes it is easier to use two of the elbow joints on the socket wrench extensions.

ive had this problem before. Pretty much u just have to cram ur hands back there and work in the dark without seeing what u doing. this is hard to do when its hot. Otherwise ur gonna have to remove engine parts to access it easier, but i dont recomend that