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06-19-2009, 03:56 PM
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now that wouldnt be "truck" related now would it ..and btw when you drink as many beers as i do you loose count of them and cant even read the clock to tell the rate your going at
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06-19-2009, 04:18 PM
How did your plugs only have "close to 30k on them", when your truck had 34k on it last month? I wanna know how you ran that thing for over 4k miles without the plugs... 
That's good time though, I did mine 12k miles ago, right at 30k and it took me a good three hours plus. Although it won't take me near that long next time because I discovered last time how useful a universal joint socket can be on them back ones, but only after wrestling with them for a good 45 mins.
That's good time though, I did mine 12k miles ago, right at 30k and it took me a good three hours plus. Although it won't take me near that long next time because I discovered last time how useful a universal joint socket can be on them back ones, but only after wrestling with them for a good 45 mins.
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06-19-2009, 04:59 PM
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How did your plugs only have "close to 30k on them", when your truck had 34k on it last month? I wanna know how you ran that thing for over 4k miles without the plugs...
That's good time though, I did mine 12k miles ago, right at 30k and it took me a good three hours plus. Although it won't take me near that long next time because I discovered last time how useful a universal joint socket can be on them back ones, but only after wrestling with them for a good 45 mins.
That's good time though, I did mine 12k miles ago, right at 30k and it took me a good three hours plus. Although it won't take me near that long next time because I discovered last time how useful a universal joint socket can be on them back ones, but only after wrestling with them for a good 45 mins.
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again im dead sure it was 1hr 45 min ...unless i passed out and dreamed it then woke up to it being magicly done lol
and if you come to me ill do it i wanna try to break the record lol but keep in mind i didnt rush did it all to spec but helps in a install when you have the tools i have .
bullet....pull one of your plugs and inspect them..check the carbon build up on it and the gap . you might not have to do the 30k change mine could have lasted about 4-5k miles more they were not bad but like i said i was bored
and if you come to me ill do it i wanna try to break the record lol but keep in mind i didnt rush did it all to spec but helps in a install when you have the tools i have .
bullet....pull one of your plugs and inspect them..check the carbon build up on it and the gap . you might not have to do the 30k change mine could have lasted about 4-5k miles more they were not bad but like i said i was bored
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agreed ... it was much eaiser with the right tools. the driver side last 2 rears ...without special tools would have taken forever.no nuckle bustin hear