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How to change spark plugs on VW Bora Variant (1J6) – replacement guide
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Recommended replacement interval for the part category Spark plug : 4 year / 60000 km
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This replacement procedure can be used for:
VW Bora Variant (1J6) 2.0, VW Bora Variant (1J6) 1.6, VW Bora Variant (1J6) 1.8 4motion, VW Bora Variant (1J6) 1.6 16V, VW Bora Variant (1J6) 1.6, VW Bora Variant (1J6) 2.0 4motion … View more
The steps may slightly vary depending on the car design.
VW Bora Variant (1J6) 2.0, VW Bora Variant (1J6) 1.6, VW Bora Variant (1J6) 1.8 4motion, VW Bora Variant (1J6) 1.6 16V, VW Bora Variant (1J6) 1.6, VW Bora Variant (1J6) 2.0 4motion … View more
The steps may slightly vary depending on the car design.
This video shows the replacement procedure of a similar car part on another vehicle
All the parts you need to replace – Spark Plug for Bora Variant (1J6) and other VW models
Spark plug
Alternative products

Electronic spray
High-temperature anti-seize lubricant
Spark plug socket # 16
Ratchet wrench
Torque wrench
Flat screwdriver
Crow bar
Telescoping magnet
Microfibre towel
Fender cover
Replacement: spark plugs – VW BORA Estate (1J6). AUTODOC experts recommend:
- Follow the terms, recommendations and requirements of the part operation provided by the manufacturer.
- All work should be done with the engine stopped.
Replacement: spark plugs – VW BORA Estate (1J6). Use the following procedure:
- Step 1Open the hood.
- Step 2Use a fender protection cover to prevent damaging paintwork and plastic parts of the car.
- Step 3Detach the crankcase ventilation hose from the engine cover at the left.
- Step 4Remove the engine cover.
- Step 5Cover the throttle body with a microfibre towel to prevent dust and dirt from getting into the system.
- Step 6Detach the crankcase ventilation hose from the oil filler neck.
- Step 7Unscrew the oil filler neck. Remove the oil filler neck.
- Step 8Cover the oil filler opening with a microfibre towel to prevent dirt and foreign objects from getting into the system.
- Step 9Pry up the ignition coil. Use a crowbar. Use a flat screwdriver.
- Step 10Undo the plastic locking tabs of the ignition coil connector. Use a flat screwdriver.
- Step 11Take out the ignition coil from the spark plug well.Replacement: spark plugs – VW BORA Estate (1J6). AUTODOC experts recommend:Remember the sequence of steps for ignition coil demounting.
- Step 12Clean dirt, dust and debris from inside the spark plug wells.
- Step 13Unscrew the spark plugs. Use the spark plug socket #16. Use a ratchet wrench.
- Step 14Take out the spark plugs. Use a telescoping magnet.
- Step 15Apply a thin layer of a special high temperature anti-seize lubricant to the threads of the new spark plugs. Treat the surface of the terminals of the new spark plugs. Use electronic spray.
- Step 16Install the new spark plugs into their mounting seats.
- Step 17Screw new spark plugs and tighten them. Use the spark plug socket #16. Use a torque wrench. Tighten it to 25 nm torque.Replacement: spark plugs – VW BORA Estate (1J6). AUTODOC recommends:Be careful when working with a spark plug wrench. Its skewing can cause damage to the threaded connection.Don't tighten the plugs with excessive force. Exceeding tightening torque can damage the thread connection.
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