Nope, easy-peasy. The coils are right on top of the engine, pull those and the plugs are right underneath.
Changing plugs
need to change my 2011 rogue spark plugs …..is this a big job ?
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Thank you so much
I will be doing this as well on my daughter’s 2013 Rogue. Almost 100k miles. Not throwing any codes but I was thinking about replacing the coils, too. Other than my local parts store or the dealer is there a recommended online supplier for the plugs and coils? Thanks in advance. Steve
Most Nissan coils are Hanshin, but the gen1 and gen2 Rogues aren't fussy about coils and plugs like some other models. I think I'd stick with a riceburner brand, NGK/NTK, Denso, and Hitachi are all good.
Thank you!Most Nissan coils are Hanshin, but the gen1 and gen2 Rogues aren't fussy about coils and plugs like some other models. I think I'd stick with a riceburner brand, NGK/NTK, Denso, and Hitachi are all good.
I was thinking of changing it too. Thanks for the adviceMost Nissan coils are Hanshin, but the gen1 and gen2 Rogues aren't fussy about coils and plugs like some other models. I think I'd stick with a riceburner brand, NGK/NTK, Denso, and Hitachi are all good.
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