Changing Plugs
#11
RE: Changing Plugs
i made this as a joke for redram after he installed a light for his hood.
sadly this actually has worked out well for me. i do have the factory hood light, but this is much better, and ive cleaned my tb at night before so the batt is disc.
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sadly this actually has worked out well for me. i do have the factory hood light, but this is much better, and ive cleaned my tb at night before so the batt is disc.
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#12
RE: Changing Plugs
ORIGINAL: RamItOne
someone on this site swears theres no reason for the swivel and that he has no issues changing the plug. I wonder if hes really changed em.
Plus 1 on the pad.
someone on this site swears theres no reason for the swivel and that he has no issues changing the plug. I wonder if hes really changed em.
Plus 1 on the pad.
All i do is drop the socket into the plug tunnel, insert a 3 inch extension, then attach the ratchet. I attack the drivers side from the intake side as to avoid the brake booster. On the passenger side I remove the EGR tube(2 8mm bolts)from the valve and remove the tube and clip from intake manifold, it only takes a second and the gasket is reuseable as long as its not damaged in removal. I'll add a pic of my engine Ramit so you wont think I am full of ****.