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How to replace the spark plugs on the Renault Twingo 1

Model: Renault Twingo Twingo 1 - Years 1993-2007
Part: Spark plugs

Replacing the spark plugs on the Renault Twingo 1 is a very simple task that can be done independently. Start the replacement by opening the front bonnet and removing the engine cover. Using long-nose pliers, remove the spark plug connector wires from the holes. Clean the spark plug holes with some WD-40 spray, then unscrew the spark plugs using a 16 mm socket. Finally, remove them. Complete the replacement by applying a layer of high-temperature lubricant and insert the spark plugs back into the holes. Reconnect the wires and close the engine cover.

Updated on 2 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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