Posted by Mark FL on July 04, 2008 at 11:08:42 from (67.233.222.48):
My wife's 2001 Mazda Tribute with 128,000 miles cuts off when coasting into a stop light. She has to keep one foot on the accelerator and the other on the brake. It did this a few years ago and replacing the idle air control valve on the top of the motor solved the problem. Replacing it this time did not help. This car has never had a tuned up. It has a V6 in it. Would new plugs solve the problem? How do I replace the back 3 plugs which are under what looks like a plastic air intake manifold? Do I need a gasket or anything other than the plugs if I remove the intake manifold etc to replace the plugs? Any ideas on what the problem is and things to watch out for are appreciated. Didn't look in the manual to see if the plug gap is listed.
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