Spark Plugs

Gomez · Post by **Gomez** » Thu Oct 04, 2007 11:48 am

Anyone able to tell me where they are in my 1.0L T plate Polo and how i get to them.

Done air filter doing oil change and Oil filter 2moro. Going to discs and pads

any more ideas i need to change for a self service. Only covered 45000 so she's still a baby,

cheers

polo gangsta · Post by **polo gangsta** » Thu Oct 04, 2007 1:06 pm

fuel filter

LeMeph · Post by **LeMeph** » Thu Oct 04, 2007 1:41 pm

HT leads.

Plugs are behind the rocker cover underneathe the air filter housing.

Gomez · Post by **Gomez** » Fri Oct 05, 2007 12:33 am

Photocopied the haynes manual at work its annoying i had the air box off earlier to change the airfilter, bought some sparkies anyone know the exact code cause the computer systems at halfrauds where i work are s**t,

I work on the bikes part so dont act like i should know

i got 504's if that means anything to anyone.

Fuel filter was a consideration but talking to a mechanice friend of mine said with the low milage covered since last service it wouldnt be necessary.

warrmr · Post by **warrmr** » Fri Oct 05, 2007 2:18 pm

Gomez wrote:Photocopied the haynes manual at work its annoying i had the air box off earlier to change the airfilter, bought some sparkies anyone know the exact code cause the computer systems at halfrauds where i work are ****,

I work on the bikes part so dont act like i should know

i got 504's if that means anything to anyone.

Fuel filter was a consideration but talking to a mechanic friend of mine said with the low mileage covered since last service it wouldn't be necessary.

i just generally walk into autovolks and say i need plugs for a polo. they hand me 4 boxes and i give them Â£10 and were both happy.

i would recommend draining the water from the fuel system i cant remember where the valve is i think its in the engine bay on the left hand side around the clear pipes around the vapour release valve ( the bit that blows the fuel vapor from the tank into the inlet track. )

or its on the fuel filter.

not alot of help that post but youll find it.

Gomez · Post by **Gomez** » Fri Oct 05, 2007 2:59 pm

Is that as literal as it sounds of just opening a valve to let it drain?

Is that just water vapour that builds up then?

bstardchild · Post by **bstardchild** » Fri Oct 05, 2007 3:15 pm

Gomez wrote:Is that as literal as it sounds of just opening a valve to let it drain?

Is that just water vapour that builds up then?

Thought that only applied to diesels?

Gomez · Post by **Gomez** » Fri Oct 05, 2007 3:36 pm

Im not too sure. anyone know better than myself?

I know next to nothing

its great

dragon_green · Post by **dragon_green** » Fri Oct 05, 2007 5:22 pm

'i know naaathing'