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Replace these was about $420 at the dealer

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Btw parts and labor to change these was about $420 at the dealer

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Use screw driver

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I was using a screw driver to peel back the plastic piece and it slipped and scuffed back a piece of leather on the trim that wraps around the radio...

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Replace these was about $420 at the dealer

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Suggestion · Original poster

Btw parts and labor to change these was about $420 at the dealer

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Use screw driver

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I was using a screw driver to peel back the plastic piece and it slipped and scuffed back a piece of leather on the trim that wraps around the radio...

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

can't stop staring at the middle one Btw parts and labor to change these was about $420 at the dealer Remember to change them every four years at least

POST 2Original post

Spark plugs, in case anyone else was wondering.

POST 3Original post

What bothers your OCD more, the Porsche spark plug boxes or your stop to get gas on the way home? This is always a difficult situation...

POST 4Original post

i would have noticed the center box, fixed it to align with the others, then take the pic lol

POST 5Original post

I just received my plugs via Fed-Ex today. Trying to build up some courage to tackle the task of changing them.

POST 6Original post

My OCD for my car is the first time I needed to take the radio out. I was using a screw driver to peel back the plastic piece and it slipped and scuffed back a piece of leather on the trim that wraps around the radio... It would be fine if it wasn't the natural leather interior that is impossible to find replacement parts for... So now every time i drive it I cant help but notice the one small slice in an otherwise perfect interior.

POST 7Original post

Quotes source post: 11760585

Spark plugs are not time dependent item unless you're the type to change out rusty lugnuts often.

POST 8Original post

Quotes source post: 11760585

I changed mine as part of the mayor maintenance service recently when you say, every 4 years, regarding of how many miles?

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 11761703

Everything I read said to replace every four years regardless of mileage as they can seize I can tell you ever since changing them my car feels much more responsive and some of the hesitation during starts is all gone My fuel economy on the same commute has gone up from 16.9mpg to 17.3mpg

POST 10Original post

For me its box #5 (left to right)...nothing else bothers me but that damn box thats not aligned with the rest LOL!

POST 11Original post

Trying to work out which is the middle one of six is freaking me out!

POST 12Original post

Quotes source post: 11763104

Tell me when is the last time you had a spark plug seize on any modern vehicle with a quality plug? It's the damn header and exhaust bolts you have to worry about changing out so often or applying anti-seize to them.

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