how do you get to the spark plugs

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Asked by andrew196868 Sep 04, 2014 at 11:49 PM about the 2011 Chevrolet Aveo LS Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Are you getting a CEL light coming on? How many miles on it? What makes you think it is the spark plugs?

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The over head coil pack would be more specific to the cylinder. Ussually an o2 sensor refers to a bank or the entire side off the exhaust manifold

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V6 or 4 banger? Bank 1 is on the side of cylinder 1(v6..) 4 banger has only one bank. make sure u have sensor 1 it will be the first one exiting the engine. Sensor 2 will be naturally after 1 downstrem

If you know the CEL codes, that would pinpoint between O2 sensor (P0137 usually) and spark plugs (P0300). If code is 137, then it could be a number of things including: -Oxygen sensor defective -Fuel system running very rich or lean - check other codes first -Engine misfire condition - repair -Fuel pressure very high or low - fuel pump or pressure regulator Last time that Clementine (my 2006 Orange Aveo) threw a P0137, I replaced 2 O2 sensors, air filter and catalytic converter before she cleared the code. All I can say is good luck!

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