1993-2002 Plugs cap rotor replacement on a 94 Geo prizm. Toyota Corolla.

1993-2002 Plugs cap rotor replacement on a 94 Geo prizm. Toyota Corolla.
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LSE SSII says:

I would run it to get it alittle warm than pull up the boot some and spray lots of lube juice of your choice in the hole. And try some twisting of the boot to. Being ruber to ceramic stuck I would start with “Triflow” “WD40” something like that not so much for rusted parts lube like “PBblast”. I have got a stuck one off my tuck with PB blast.

Dan Gogh Feratu says:

i have a problem with the spark plug wires they wont come out, i pulled them pretty hard but they just wont give, do they have a screw or something that i need to take off before pulling them? and i have the exact same model as your, actually my little car is white too.

LSE SSII says:

I changed them first.

LSE SSII says:

To adjust the timing you need a timing light hook it up to # 1 plug wire then shine it on timing mark on crank shaft pulley [passenger side] then loosen the two bolts holding the distributor turn to the Top Dead Center mark needed and retighten.

I have put this car at 21 BTC runs great now, I have no idea why it runs at 21 BTC. Timing belt slipped?
F it.

LKRacing13K says:

also you were breefly spok of how to advance or retard the timing, how would i got about doing that correctly with this car

LKRacing13K says:

ha thanks! i race a Geo prizm and i needed to change the rotor but wasnt sure how it came out. had to put the screw driver behind and give it a gental tug. hoping this fixes my issue

Blackoutom says:

Why wouldn’t you change the spark plug wires too?

AntiHippie says:

Thanks! This was extremely helpful for changing the plugs, cap, rotor, and wires on my ’92 Prizm.

Mario Martinez says:

Excellent!!!, Im looking for this!! thanks dude!!

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