I believe your maintenance guide says 100,000 miles on a 'harsh duty' plan. I replaced mine after 105,000. I did it myself, but not because there was any roughness or anything. I just figured after 12 years they would be shot. I was wrong. They were actually in good condition. You would not have known they had that many miles on them. I would caution you if you are a do-it yourselfer that replacing the plugs will be a total pain in the ass unless they did the engine mods on the '99 model (dropped the engine 1" and moved the heater hoses away from the left bank. Also, you will need a vacuum tube or air gun to clean out all the grit sitting in the plug well before you pull them. Take extra care with the injector wire harnesses and secondary coils. Took me all day.
You need to replace the valve cover gaskets.
Disconnect the battery, remove the spark plug cables, boots and spark plugs from the driver side, and put in the new spark plugs and replace everything. Lift the passenger side on a jack, remove the tire, from under that side of the car, remove the spark plug cable, boots and plug. Replace the plugs and everything else, then lower the car.
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The 8 spark plugs are located under the 8 individual coils firewall 4 - 8 3 - 7 2 - 6 1 - 5 front
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The spark plugs?æon a 1999 Dodge Durango are at the side of the engine. Make sure that the engine is cool before accessing the spark plugs.
I have replaced sparkplugs myself, and they are around $2 a piece. So around $12. However, you can buy more expenssive spark plugs. It takes a while, but you can do it yourself. Good luck!
Check the coil and replace if bad. Should fix the problem.
the spark plug wires have 2 coils attached so they are not cheap. look online at autozone they show them there.
hello, i own a 99 Eddie Bauer and if they are the same motor which i think they are then your plugs are on top of your engine heads but below your coil packs. you will need to take the one screw out of your coil pack and your plugs are under them.