I want to change three out of the six spark plugs of my V6 today. Rest three are hard to reach and I plan to replace those later. Will there be any problem with that? 2. I found current plugs are from NGK brand. So I will use NGK brand's new plugs. Do I need to change the wires too? Can I change the wires later? 3. DO I need to use anti-seizing grease to the new plugs? I found NGK website saying their plugs don't need the anti-seizing grease. What's your comment?
My car has an automatic transmission.
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