How to replace the spark plugs on 2010 Chevrolet Aveo?

The battery negative cable requires disconnection before starting Spark Plug replacement. The Ignition Coil cover needs detachment so workers can disconnect the Ignition Coil connector. Set the Ignition Coil bolts aside and put the km-6009 remover/installer tool onto the Ignition Coil to remove it. You need to disconnect the spark plugs and later install the new spark plugs. Secure the Ignition Coil with bolts by using the fastener caution at 8 nm torque (70.8 lb in torque). Reconnect the Ignition Coil connector followed by installation of the Ignition Coil cover before you reconnect the battery negative cable.

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- Other Name: Spark Plug Assembly; Spark Plug,Glow
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Q: How to replace the spark plugs on 2010 Chevrolet Aveo?
A: The battery negative cable requires disconnection before starting Spark Plug replacement. The Ignition Coil cover needs detachment so workers can disconnect the Ignition Coil connector. Set the Ignition Coil bolts aside and put the km-6009 remover/installer tool onto the Ignition Coil to remove it. You need to disconnect the spark plugs and later install the new spark plugs. Secure the Ignition Coil with bolts by using the fastener caution at 8 nm torque (70.8 lb in torque). Reconnect the Ignition Coil connector followed by installation of the Ignition Coil cover before you reconnect the battery negative cable.