tune-up?

bdydrpds10

Yes I drive a Typhoon.
Hey guys, I picked up my 1st Ty yesterday. It needs a good tune-up. It is a 92 with 104,xxx on the speedometer. I'm going to do a complete tune up.
My question is what kind/brand of plugs,wires,etc. do I need to use. The truck is completely stock except for an exhaust. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 

Boosted

New member
Let me be the first!!!

Before you get too far around here get used to the search. These guys will crucify you if you dont.....

:rock: I got to be first!!

On a side note. Taylors or Atr Black Beauty wires, with Ac delco CR43ts or NGK UR5 or UR6's COnrad cap and rotor, fuel filter, new vacuum lines, with zip ties, etc.
 

sy538

New member
Boosted said:
Ac delco CR43ts

is the wrong part # that autozone will try to give you because they dont have/cant get the right 1s which are CR42TS. you have to go to the dealership to get them, they wont have them either but can get them the next day.

edit
get a 255 lph fuel pump, hotwire your IC pump and make SURE it works, but it probably doesn't.
 

kwick6

Donating Member
Re: tune-up?

bdydrpds10 said:
Hey guys, I picked up my 1st Ty yesterday. It needs a good tune-up. It is a 92 with 104,xxx on the speedometer. I'm going to do a complete tune up.
My question is what kind/brand of plugs,wires,etc. do I need to use. The truck is completely stock except for an exhaust. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Congrats and welcome to the site. You'll find that most places won't know what your truck is so don't trust what they tell you.

Check out my website, as you'll find everything you'll need to get started with the tune-up.

If you don't already have one, go pick up a spark plug socket with a built-in swivel.... usually can find them at local parts stores or Sears.
 

SY2932

Administrator
Re: tune-up?

kwick6 said:
If you don't already have one, go pick up a spark plug socket with a built-in swivel.... usually can find them at local parts stores or Sears.

Got that right...
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"Craftsman #43322 ($9.99) 5/8" swivel spark plug socket in action on plug #3."
 

Ty0279

Historically Significant
Re: tune-up?

SY2932 said:
kwick6 said:
If you don't already have one, go pick up a spark plug socket with a built-in swivel.... usually can find them at local parts stores or Sears.

Got that right...
3_from_side.sized.jpg

"Craftsman #43322 ($9.99) 5/8" swivel spark plug socket in action on plug #3."

Man, I hate that plug. :x
 

InvisiBill

Active member
NGK's UR5 is the stock equivalent. UR6 is one step colder. Many people have found that the NGKs actually work better than ACs, and are easier to find too.
 
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