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Old 10-14-03, 02:11 PM
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ok I searched and didn't find what i wanted only alot of 7 and 9 stuff but which is the leading and follow as in top and bottom plug? when i got mine i have no idea if it was right becaue the previous owner messed up a bunch of things and I need to know which is the leading ad which is the following plug cause i got the ngks with the L and T on them and have been told its important not to get them backwards please help thanks
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(L) on the plugs = leading - goes in the lower holes from the coil near the firewall.
(T) on the plugs = trailing - goes in the upper holes from the coil near the battery.
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If you're going to have the car for a while, maybe next time use platinum leading plugs & you won't have to change them as often.

Rotaries EAT steel leading plugs.
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Trailing
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Leading
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L1 and T1 means its the first rotor aka. closest to the front of the car.

L2 and T2 are the second rotor aka closest to the firewall.

L1 = Leading #1
T1 = Trailing #1

L2 = Leading #2
T2 = Trailling #2
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Originally posted by SureShot
If you're going to have the car for a while, maybe next time use platinum leading plugs & you won't have to change them as often.

Rotaries EAT steel leading plugs.


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