In this video you will see how to remove and replace your spark plugs, what tools are used to do this job, how to gap your spark plugs, and random tips and t…
In this video you will see how to remove and replace your spark plugs, what tools are used to do this job, how to gap your spark plugs, and random tips and t…
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Removing the brackets on the fire wall was golden tip! That took five
minutes or so and I had number six replaced in ten minutes. Needed a swivel
and light touch. Thanks!
Thanks
I also found the plug much easier to remove with a 6″ extension and a
ratchet with a pivoting head. If you have such a ratchet I recommend trying
that first. I found the u-joints too unstable when I applied force, making
me
prone to break the plug.
I popped the #6 boot with a small rope. 1/4″ cotton clothesline. I made a
slip-loop, like you use on your finger with a yo-yo string. Then I slid it
down the wire from the distributor end, and passed the loop over the boot,
Then I just snugged the loop tight and pulled up. Worked famously and
didn’t damage the wire, and I didn’t have to mess with those lines back
there. (In this case I am replacing the wire anyway)
The plug was another matter! (%#@!!!!)