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They are pretty easy to change, just be careful screwing new ones in as head is alloy and plugs are steel and its quite easy to knacker threads in head.

A small extendable mirror from a tool shop is a good help ;)

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I'll give you a tip. Don't!!

 

Unless there is a problem leave em alone. If you break one trying to remove them you'll wish you never started.

Your not wrong! :)

Broke one a Td golf few years ago, found a good way of removing though;)

Pull the centre out of glow plug, then hammer in the nearest sized torx bit in your socket set, came out a treat :)

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Check the wiring on them first, and the earth strap. It can sometimes be an electrical issue rather than the plug itself causing the EML to trip. Any issues cold starting or excessive smoke when cold?

 

If you do attempt to DIY them I'd spay a generous amount of penetrating oil on 30mins before starting, should help reduce the chances of them getting stuck.

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