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Well now, this begs that age old question: replace the bad one or all six?
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Seriously...you will hear rational arguments on both sides of this...my position is change the one which is bad, use an O-E M-B plug and wait for the next one to blow. It's just not worth the risk of breaking one off to perform a complete change of all plugs as preventative maintenance. Now, if you are unlucky enough to have the bad one break off, and have to remove the head anyway then go ahead and do all 6. The GP's cost about $35 each. Generally, like light bulbs they willl work until they quit but there is no telling when one will go out. Fortunately losing one won't leave you stranded and it takes less than an hour to R&R the IM and replace one if you are experienced at it.
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I tend to agree. I would be glad to map which contact goes to which plug but how would I go about it? Put one lead on the plug and one on the contact and see when I get .6 ohm?
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Once you have the IM off and disconnect the wires to each GP it would be a 5 minute job. Just put one side of the ohm meter on the wire to a GP and probe the relay plug until your meter shows a short-circuit, then label it and do the next wire.
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