Spark PLUG HORROR!
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Some have made a tool with an all thread, nuts and washers from Home Depot for about $2.50.
Some have made a tool with an all thread, nuts and washers from Home Depot for about $2.50.
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Izzy, I assume you were asking me if I used anti-sieze. It was so long ago so I'm not sure but I think I put it on the threads. I remember the plugs were very hard to get out, made a screeching sound, but all came out in one piece. I was reading the TSB recently to put the anti-sieze on the little silver extention thingie, so I don't know if me putting it on the threads would help at all. Guess I've still got another 18000 miles to figure it out.
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Izzy, I assume you were asking me if I used anti-sieze. It was so long ago so I'm not sure but I think I put it on the threads. I remember the plugs were very hard to get out, made a screeching sound, but all came out in one piece. I was reading the TSB recently to put the anti-sieze on the little silver extention thingie, so I don't know if me putting it on the threads would help at all. Guess I've still got another 18000 miles to figure it out.
