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Bigl; If your Sentra has the 1.8L engine, it has 'coil over' spark plugs. The picture shows what the coils look like. There will be one bolt holding each one down. Disconnect the electrical plug from the coil, remove the bolt, and pull up on the coil. The spark plug will then be accessable. Apply anti-sieze (sparingly) to the threads of the new plugs before installing. Apply just a dab of dielectric grease to the spark plug boot before reinstalling.