They are under the coil packs. The rear three can be replaced easily with a male 25 torx socket and a 5/8 plug socket. However, the front 3 require removing the air intake plenum first. There are several sensors that need to be unplugged. Also the throttle linkage needs to be unhooked. Several bolts around the edge of the plenum that hold the oil fill, dipstick, support bracket, etc. Also the intake hose clamp needs to be removed. Finally there are seven bolts that hold the plenum to the intake. These 7 bolts have loctite on them that needs to be cleaned off and new applied during installation. Take your time and the plenum comes off easily. Be especially careful not to drop anything down the intake once the plenum is removed. The good news, Chrysler says 70,000 between changes so you don't have to do it very often. good luck
They are under the coils in the middle of the valve covers
A2: The rearmost set can be accessed easily under the coilpacks. The front set requires taking the air intake plenum off first. This is difficult but with patience it can be done by the average mechanic. Take your time and don't drop anything down the intake holes while they are exposed.
You have to remove the intake plenum to access.
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The spark plugs are under the plug wires in the middle of the valve cover.
They are accessed through the top of the valve cover.
It has one per cylinder.
Under the coils, through the middle of the valve covers. Intake plenum will need removed to access.
you must remove the plenum on top of the motor to excess the spark plugs it is not hard but time consuming to say the least
It is on the starter.
Yes
You pry it out.
on the transmission
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