Rear Spark Plugs, Help!!!! (Nevermind, Im done)
09-30-2005, 12:07 AM
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Originally Posted by sonoma_zr2
Originally Posted by jwikoff99
If the wrench handle is pointing up when the socket is on the plug, push it towards the driver side to loosen.
Don't make any changes to the tool and it will automaticly be correct for the rear!
Can't get any simpler than that...
09-30-2005, 12:46 AM
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Finally
I learned my lesson, dont try turning with your wrist, kind of get it to a angle so you can put your whole body weight into it.
And always change your spark plugs early, dont wait 131,000 miles.(Someone post a link of bad plugs yah? I wanna see how my old ones compare)
Now you know and knowings half the battle.
I learned my lesson, dont try turning with your wrist, kind of get it to a angle so you can put your whole body weight into it.
And always change your spark plugs early, dont wait 131,000 miles.(Someone post a link of bad plugs yah? I wanna see how my old ones compare)
Now you know and knowings half the battle.
09-30-2005, 07:55 AM
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Morning everyone.. OMG.. thanks for the giggle this morning.
Working with old plugs like that is sometimes a matter of the right tools. Next time you are at sears get the 3/8'* ratchet with the long handle and pivoting head. You'll never regret it.. one of the best $20 I spent.
The long handle gives you nice leverage in spots like this...
Working with old plugs like that is sometimes a matter of the right tools. Next time you are at sears get the 3/8'* ratchet with the long handle and pivoting head. You'll never regret it.. one of the best $20 I spent.
The long handle gives you nice leverage in spots like this...
09-30-2005, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Morning everyone.. OMG.. thanks for the giggle this morning.
Working with old plugs like that is sometimes a matter of the right tools. Next time you are at sears get the 3/8'* ratchet with the long handle and pivoting head. You'll never regret it.. one of the best $20 I spent.
The long handle gives you nice leverage in spots like this...
Working with old plugs like that is sometimes a matter of the right tools. Next time you are at sears get the 3/8'* ratchet with the long handle and pivoting head. You'll never regret it.. one of the best $20 I spent.
The long handle gives you nice leverage in spots like this...
Yikes!
I never even thought he might not have the right tools...
My bad....
shoudda known better.18 inch left handed Channel Lock'*, work best for the rare "left handed Walrus tusks".....
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10-03-2005, 10:44 AM
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"Damn stupid engine mounted the wrong way, Why couldnt they of made it mounted the proper way like how it is on the firebird and camaro.
Ok back to H*** I go"
I really hope that comment is a joke...if not...you have a lot to learn...haha.
Ok back to H*** I go"
I really hope that comment is a joke...if not...you have a lot to learn...haha.
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