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Dave, although you didn't say, i'm assuming you want to put a new radio in your car? If so, you can go into Best Buy and maybe other electronics suppliers and buy a wiring harness for your car. Your original car radio had a plug that allowed it to be easily plugged into the cars wiring harness. When you get a new car radio you can then buy a "plug" for your car that you wire to your new radio basically matching the color of the wires on your radio, to the wire of the same color on the plug you bought. Then you can easily plug your new radio into the cars harness. Hope that helps!
The oil around the plug may be a sign that the valve-cover needs a new gasket. Oil on the plugs can cause a misfire but it is important that you check everything over. The misfire could be due to defective wires, boots, coils, spark-plug/s, injector/s, and so much more. Take a look at the cars maintenance history, Maybe it is over due for a complete tune-up or oil change. The car is 11years old, how many miles are on it? How was it running before this?
Sounds like a fuel mix problem possibly the oxygen sensor. If it ran like this immediately after the new plugs, I would check to make sure all the plug wires are on the right plugs and secure. Good luck!
if it ran well after new plugs, but packed up with in 45 mins its a plug broken down,,,not all new plugs are good ones you know? change the plug on 2 for a new one again!
buy new oil filter, oil, and a new drain plug and gasket. the used plug is prone to leakage. remove drain plug and drain in a big enough pan for all the oil. oil filter is located on rear of engine. easier to remove from the bottom of the car. put oil on the seal of the new filter and hand tighten. replace oil plug with new gasket and plug and tighten to 33 foot pound. add oil that is required and start car. when oil light goes out shut car off and check oil add oil as needed.
If you purchased your new stereo out-of -the -box factory fresh, then it should have a plug set which plugs into the back of the new stereo. If your old car stereo plug is still connected to the all the wires(that is the plug that the car radio plugs into), then -
The easy way to hook up new stereo to old connector is buy an adapter plug that will match the old plug with the new plug. You will have to connect the wires from the new plug to the old plug ,but that is easy because both plugs have the same color wires.
Go to ' installer .com' and you should be able to find the right plug. Hope this helps...
what do you mean by plug? are you talking about the 8V/ cigarette lighter?
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