Changing spark plugs? Ack..
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My advice for you while changing the plugs.......... Put on some mechanics gloves and keep them on. Every time I change plugs on a 3800 I manage to take a little chunk out of my hand, lol.
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Originally Posted by Giterdun.
Well I will say that you haven't lived until you change plugs in these
cars : 1989-95 T-Bird Supercoupe
1994-97 Camaro,Firbird LT-1 :?
1993-96 Lincoln Mk-8
There are many more examples of I could mention as well.
cars : 1989-95 T-Bird Supercoupe
1994-97 Camaro,Firbird LT-1 :?
1993-96 Lincoln Mk-8
There are many more examples of I could mention as well.
The Bonnie is really reallly easy to do plugs on in my opinion for a v6 motor. I have a 1993 SHO as well and that car is probably 10x as time consuming to do plugs because it'* pretty much necessary for me to pull the intake to get at the back ones. I was able to do the plugs on the bonnie without pulling the STB or anything for that matter in 10 mins or less; removal, gapping, and installation included.
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Yeah after you get the headers into an LT1 changing the plugs is easier. It'* getting the headers in that'* the problem . They sure are fun cars though...
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