is there an easy way to change the spark plugs
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Re: is there an easy way to change the spark plugs
go under the car and do it that way i had to for cyl 8
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Re: is there an easy way to change the spark plugs
Let someone else do it ! ! !
It is easier to go under the car to get to the pass side plugs.
It is easier to go under the car to get to the pass side plugs.
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Re: is there an easy way to change the spark plugs
Like said above you REALLY have to go underneath for some. If you switch to headers, they can all be reached from the top. I was excited when i put my plugs in with headers!
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Re: is there an easy way to change the spark plugs
yes there is an easy way.
there was a pic on this board that showed a tool made for doing it.
take a plug socket and cut a long piece out of it - just wide enough for the cut to fit over the extended part of the plug.
then its easy.
i did a quick search for the picture but it did not pop up quickly - you need to look for it - it is there. you can buy the took for 45.00 or you can just cut a slice out of one of your plug sockets for free.
found it https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/tech...ark-plugs.html
take a look.
there was a pic on this board that showed a tool made for doing it.
take a plug socket and cut a long piece out of it - just wide enough for the cut to fit over the extended part of the plug.
then its easy.
i did a quick search for the picture but it did not pop up quickly - you need to look for it - it is there. you can buy the took for 45.00 or you can just cut a slice out of one of your plug sockets for free.
found it https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/tech...ark-plugs.html
take a look.
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