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How to replace the spark plugs in the Subaru Libero E12?

Model: Subaru Libero KJ - Years 1983-1998
Part: Spark plugs

Here are the instructions on how to replace the spark plugs in your Subaru Libero E12. The steps are straightforward. As shown in the video, open the bonnet and remove the cover above the engine. Next, remove the rubber cover that protects the spark plugs located at the front of the engine block. Once this is done, disconnect the cables connected to the spark plugs and, using a hex key, unscrew and remove the old or oxidised spark plugs, replacing them with new ones. After the replacement, reconnect the cables and proceed to reassemble the covers that were previously removed.

Posted on 16 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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