have anyone tried to change the plugs on your own?????????????????

Haven't done mine yet, but watch out for #6, it's a widowmaker.

Haven't done mine yet, but watch out for #6, it's a widowmaker.
AINT THAT THE TRUTH, i lost a spark plug socket changing that one and never did find it!

I changed my plugs and wires today, except for #6. Is there a trick to it? I can get the wire off, but getting the socket down there is a different story. Anyone know?

TJ has some trick to it, but I can't remember. Often, the dealerships skip #6, its just a pain in neck.

I changed all six of mine. I posted a how to link on here some where. The trick was you needed two extensions and a swivel joint to get to #6. But it still took a long time and most of the work done on #6 was by feel only.

have anyone tried to change the plugs on your own?????????????????

Here's the link. Good luck.

http://www.nissanoffroad.net/how_to/plugs/plug.asp

i know i had just changed them right befor i posted this post and i was highly pissed due to the #6 plug but i had found the link befor and it was verry helpfull but still frustrating good luck to yall who is gona change them yourself.

http://www.cacanne.com/Xterra/

i didnt have a problem with # 6 i could see were your coming from though.... i got skinny arms so i just stuck my hand down and guided my extension in (with a swivel of course

changing mine again real soon, ive been putting it off since it was not fun last time, i broke my #6 spark plug and had to go out and buy another plug.
i guess ill buy and extra plug this time

i dont have skinny arms so when i shoved my hand through i was a scratched up and bleeeding but next time i will try to find the tool that was shown in the previous post by soccerbrace......