how do you change the back 3 spark plugs and wires on a 1998 lesabre limited it does not ave dogbone struts

Asked by pking Oct 27, 2011 at 03:23 PM about the 1998 Buick LeSabre

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

please, please,please  someone help me!!!! I have been trying to find this out for a year and a half

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probally have to loosen up the motor mounts, and the tranny mounts, support the engine and try to get enough room to move it forward to access the rear plugs

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the method jacob suggests is actually given in the early 1980's service manual of GM. i did it blindly from the bottom of the car but i had trouble with #6 on the 2000 model. my slim hands made it do-able but it still can be bruising using different extentions without loosening the motormounts. on the wires, remove the oil neck then remove shroud and trace wiring. #6 plug was unsuccessful for me. good luck.

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i have a 2001 buick le sabre . it runs rough at idle and stop signs

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I have a 99 lesabre and I have done it twice without much trouble, I just remove that cross brace thing that's in the way, I think it's 2 nuts on each side. Try not to drop anything back there, because I dropped the metal heat shield that went on one of the sparkplug wires and I had a heck of a time finding it. I was actually thinking of swiping one off my neighbor's car, it didn't run anyway, lol. I finally found it inside a crossmember back there! Same cross brace to remove if you have to change the blower motor for the a/c.

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