Tips when changing plugs
i agree wit hammer, i bought the new ones bosch came out with, they are bimetel? 1/2 copper diode and 1/2 platinum like i said its workin great seems a little pepier and smoother
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Dammit Horsey, if you just had a few pics on your last couple of posts, I'd recommend they be "Stickey's"...
Dammit Horsey, if you just had a few pics on your last couple of posts, I'd recommend they be "Stickey's"...
Horsey,
Me thinks you need to make a trip to "sunny Fla." to visit me and my neighbor down the street. You could even put my KRC 210 in while you are here. Might be a beer or two in it for ya'...
Me thinks you need to make a trip to "sunny Fla." to visit me and my neighbor down the street. You could even put my KRC 210 in while you are here. Might be a beer or two in it for ya'...
I am always up for a road trip Hammer!
heres the pics I promised, ill try to get them in the right order, but I am having a hard time uploading pics.
1) egr tube
2)egr bolts
3)coil bolts
4)coil removed
5)removing plug
6)retrieve with magnet
7)install plug
heres the pics I promised, ill try to get them in the right order, but I am having a hard time uploading pics.
1) egr tube
2)egr bolts
3)coil bolts
4)coil removed
5)removing plug
6)retrieve with magnet
7)install plug
I used the Bosh Platinum in our 04 2500 and loved them so much I took them out before I traded it in. It is worth it to me NOT to have to change them every 30k. I also heard the problems are with the double and quad platinums not the single regular looking plugs. Get yourself a piece of hose to fit over the ceramic to make the back ones easier to install. I actually sat in the engine comp with feet down by the PSpump to do the drivers side. You WILL need a swivel.
i had to use it in the rear (taken out of context, that could sound a little queer) to get around the brake booster on the driver side...and, crap, something on the passenger side, can't remember now....something with the A/C maybe



