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Hi everyone,

as my Lexi appears to be running a bit rich (MOT test) and you can smell it - I was wondering what sort of spark plugs to give her? it is likely that she hasn't had her plugs changed since new and I do not have any knowledge of what's good or bad etc. All I know is I would like good quality and not duds.

Many thanks in advance,

Jeremy

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Plugs are ordered! any idea how long the job should take to change them? I have been quoted an approx price (could be more or less I am told) of £264.43 for the job....seems OK? or is it a rip off? Lexus wanted around £15 per plug if you went their route - just goes to show you how the shared knowledge from everyone on here works time and time again. Brilliant.

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That price was for supply and fit although I was told the price 'could' increase!! As suggested I have purchased the NGK iridiums for £57 incl. delivery from fleabay via Steves link.

An hours labour? really? my neighbour years ago had a Jaguar series 3 V12 saloon and he always said the plugs at the back of the engine block were a pain to reach...you could see why - plumbing everywhere! simpler on a Lexus then?

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Firstly, £264.43 is rather precise for an approximate price.

Secondly, it's an almost criminal rip off.

What kind of garage are they?

Hi Michael, they are a Vauxhall dealership and that's why the price is high....the tech V8 enthusiast works there though although not for that money I think. My reliable mechanic is getting the job regardless.

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Check out the tutorial on lexls.

If you work carefully and methodically I think an hour is a little optimistic. (I've done this job on two LS400s now.)

Possibly a good time to change the HT leads as well, which fortunately are supplied pre-loomed. Plugs are Denso PK20R11.

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Check out the tutorial on lexls.

If you work carefully and methodically I think an hour is a little optimistic. (I've done this job on two LS400s now.)

Possibly a good time to change the HT leads as well, which fortunately are supplied pre-loomed. Plugs are Denso PK20R11.

Had a look at the tutorial - it all looks fairly straightforward, will buy some leads too and do those...

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