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[Retrospekt]

This is for a 96 Camry 2.2L. I want to do a full tune up and need to make sure I didn't miss anything before I pull the trigger.

[ekopel]

it depends on how much detail you want to go into

i would get some seafoam and some injector cleaner as well for just some basic stuff...

also, check out the gen3/4 comprehensive list of DIY stuff...a lot of good info on there.

[#2!]

I paid $65 for my wire set from Checker.

[fenixus]

Originally Posted by #2!

I paid $65 for my wire set from Checker.

i got my NGK (TE58) from amazon.com for like $32 shipped no tax, but i think i overpaid on plugs from them though hehe.

Retrospect, don't forget the fuel filter if not replaced already !!!

[Retrospekt]

Just added the fuel filter 5 minutes before you posted. Can't believe I forgot that. Also added a Hanes manual, I may need that in the future. It's a good thing to have laying around.

All in all it was 142 bucks after shipping. Not too bad considering how many parts I got and how long it should all last.

[fenixus]

yup, that's what it takes. i got my haynes too (amazon LOL), used it a few times already, not dirty yet, but i'm getting there hehe

good luck with tune up and happy driving afterwards !
cheers.

[JohnGD]

Consider getting a distributor o-ring from the dealer. Didn't see it on rockauto.com. How's the valve cover gasket?

NGK G-Power is a very good value. You'll come up ahead of iridiums replacing even 30K miles (if they don't last until 60K). Next step up I'd go with NGK Iridium-IX ($6.80?) and then Laser-Iridium ($7.56?, "Premium Iridium").

If you don't already have a torque wrench for the plugs, just get one from Harbor Freight. See if you can find anything from Sears too on Black Friday that you like.

[smilecow]

don't use an aftermarket fuel filter. I used to install an aftermarket fuel filter and got poor gas mileage from 25mpg to 19 mpg and tried another aftermarket and still 19~20mpg. I finally installed a genuine one and got 25mpg back. I also heard bad things about aftermarket fuel filters. try genuine for the fuel filter.

[fenixus]

Originally Posted by smilecow

don't use an aftermarket fuel filter. I used to install an aftermarket fuel filter and got poor gas mileage from 25mpg to 19 mpg and tried another aftermarket and still 19~20mpg. I finally installed a genuine one and got 25mpg back. I also heard bad things about aftermarket fuel filters. try genuine for the fuel filter.

wow, are you serious? no other problems/fixes on car? currently i'm having a cheap Champion fuel filter from autozone. getting around 23MPG. not sure if i want to replace the fuel filter with toyota one as of now, but it might be worth it though... in past i was getting up to 28-30 MPG.

also i'm using now NGK Laser Platinum plugs - they cost a bomb (around $9 a piece on amazon), but they make my engine run real smooth and idle much better than with former Bosch Platinum+2 plugs.