He tools needed are a straight blade screwdriver, 5/8 Spark Plug socket, 10mm and 13mm sockets, extensions and ratchet, anti-seize and new plugs.
The first step is to remove the Air Resonator and intake tube. There
are two hose clamps, one on each side of the resonator that you remove.
There are held on with clamps that use a straight blade screw driver.
Once the hose clamps are removed you need to pull the hose off the
resonator that goes to the air filter. Next there are two 13mm bolts on
the passenger side that hold the resonator to the valve cover. Remove
these. Next lift up the resonator from the passenger side and then pull
the resonator off the throttle body. Store this, the clamps and bolts
for reassembly.
Now you will have ready access to the coil packs and plugs. Each coil pack is held on with a 10mm bolt.Unscrew the 10mm bolt from the coil pack. Once the pack is loose I pull it up and set it to the side.
There is enough wiring that you can easily do this. Next use a 5/8 spark plug wrench and remove the plug. Use care that nothing falls into the spark plug hole.
SOURCE: location of spark plugs
carmen.... locate the coil pack.... it has 6 wires going into the top of it. follow each of the six wires from there... they end at the spark plugs. if that motor is mounted sideways... which i doubt as i believe that is a rear wheel drive truck it should be pretty straight forward.
Robert
SOURCE: where are the spark plugs on my 2003 chevy
on the both sides of the engine they probably have coils sitting on top of them instead of plug wires
SOURCE: how to replace spark plugs on 2005 chevy silverado
spark plug wrench and alot of patients with the very back ones hard to get to
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