This is video is more directed for those who never really have turned a wrench but are willing to get their hands dirty. This job is pretty straight forward …
This is video is more directed for those who never really have turned a wrench but are willing to get their hands dirty. This job is pretty straight forward …
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I like to use anti seize on the threads and to use a little silicon on the
boots to keep them from cracking
For the Rookies who wanna get dirty
Come on now we know the best way of breaking the virginity wanting to get
dirty is changing the spark plugs in a Ford Triton engine the perfect job
for a newbie that has never changed spark plugs before lol.
I’ve pulled wrenches for a few decades, spark plugs always make me worried,
why? Your not careful things can turn into a clusterfuck. The best tip I
can give is start your spark plugs with your fingers, and retard tight is
never the answer with spark plugs, last tip stay away from Champion spark
plugs lol. Never be in a rush to change spark plugs especially if you have
aluminum head(s).
Whats your opinion on E3s, I run them in my 2.5L, and no problem so far.
I would drive my TJ up to Calgary just to go wheeling. Seem like a sick
place for trails ad views.
How many plugs does a 4 cylinder have ? I want to get my hands dirty …..
and keep turning wrenches … LOL Nice gloves … I can use my Chinese
torque wrench ?
Best plug installation video I’ve seen. Very thorough.
Funny shit Gravel. $400 to do all eight plugs on a Ford Expedition. I
tried. Said fuck it let the shop cross thread it not me and sure as shit
they did. I’ll go wheeling with you Jerry. How far is AZ to Calgary in
beers? 6 thirty packs I’d say.
Man i just love your jeep you did such a great job with it. thanks for all
your videos your awesome Jerry.
Jerry invest in a legit retrofit for your jeep with those hid’s, only run
you a hour for a lifetime of more light and safety
anti seize on plugs going into aluminum head and always torque to spec
which is usually alot less than you think.
You are right– even I did this with my 4 banger Jeep SE with no mechanical
skills. Thanks for the encouragement. The time lapse is a nice effect,
Jerry.
Great vid, you should always check spark plug gaps anyway, I have found
them closed up right out of the box.