Spark Plug Problem
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Up until early 08. It really is not that big an issue if you take it to a dealer that knows how to get them out. Or, most guys that follow the TSB explicitly, don't have that big a problem. It sounds as if the OP soaked them in carb cleaner the night before and they need to be soaked about 30 minutes prior to working them out. That way, the carb cleaner does not dry out and give the carbon time to set some what. Occasionally, there is the one that is going to be a hassle no matter what.
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More info on this please ...... Thanks
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Gz5Pd-hrWQ
If you want to earn prizes for watching it, watch these three and answer the questions
autolitechallenge.com/pro