Spark plug HELP PLEASE!!! 2007 dodge ram 1500
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Spark plug HELP PLEASE!!! 2007 dodge ram 1500
so the dealership wanted 440.00 to change my spark plugs...im thinking yeah right.
I went out bought all 16 spark plugs for 68.00. i guess i didnt realize what i was gettin myself into considering there not the standard wires.
i got on cyl done.(two plugs) and now i stuck.
anytips on how to get in there and remove the plugs?
any help would be awsome..thanks.
I went out bought all 16 spark plugs for 68.00. i guess i didnt realize what i was gettin myself into considering there not the standard wires.
i got on cyl done.(two plugs) and now i stuck.
anytips on how to get in there and remove the plugs?
any help would be awsome..thanks.
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It's amazing the price differences between dealerships. My neighbor with an '06 Ram Hemi 4x2 just got it done while I was in Georgia and he was pissing and moaning about them charging him $185 to do it!
But yeah, do a quick search, there a plethora of threads and I'm sure a DIY on it.
Most are easy enough to get to, two of them are a bigger bi*ch than my ex wife however. It's a good 2 1/2 - 3 hour job and I personally don't know how anybody could do it without the piece of hose...
But yeah, do a quick search, there a plethora of threads and I'm sure a DIY on it.
Most are easy enough to get to, two of them are a bigger bi*ch than my ex wife however. It's a good 2 1/2 - 3 hour job and I personally don't know how anybody could do it without the piece of hose...
Last edited by HammerZ71; 04-15-2010 at 03:05 PM.
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I am coming up on this pretty soon too. I ordered a set of these to hopefully make things a little easier
These have a magnet inside to hold the plug, and the extensions are attached, so they can't pop off while trying to extract the old plug. those coupled with a u joint, and a swivel head ratchet and I think that I should be pretty well set. I just have to prepare myself for the ~4 hours it is going to take.
nateroach
These have a magnet inside to hold the plug, and the extensions are attached, so they can't pop off while trying to extract the old plug. those coupled with a u joint, and a swivel head ratchet and I think that I should be pretty well set. I just have to prepare myself for the ~4 hours it is going to take.
nateroach
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if you have a jack and the proper tools, save yourself 400 bucks. dont waste it at the stealership. they charge way too much for labor.
you could buy a ton of stuff for $440.
Last edited by haulinhemi06; 04-15-2010 at 04:54 PM.
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