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Grand Marquis spark plug change?
Greetings all, this past June I purchased a MINT '09 Mercury that had about 46,xxx on the dash. Since then, it's been on several road trips and performed flawlessly, putting on about 5000 miles prior to my storing it in the garage for the winter. Here's my question/concern; I plan on having it fully serviced in the spring, so would it be necessary to chng out the plugs due to the age as opposed to the low mileage? No lights on, doesn't sputter, and it's a turn key and go. I just don't want the plugs to "freeze" trying to get them out when it's due according to the schedule, Thnx.
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- thebax2006Lv 75 years ago
Remove the spark plugs with a warmed up motor. That helps remove old spark plugs.
Source(s): Mitsubishi Master Tech - ?Lv 75 years ago
It may not be "necessary" to change them but as you're going for a full service it would be as well to do them at the same time. Then you know where you are.