plugs
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From: AZ
Originally Posted by Stenz
I think I might give it a shot.
So just to clarify I dont have to worry about my plugs braking anymore then with my 02 Ranger?
Thanks for the help!
So just to clarify I dont have to worry about my plugs braking anymore then with my 02 Ranger?
Thanks for the help!
should not have to worry
Last edited by rmeidlinger; Aug 8, 2007 at 12:17 AM.
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From: Granger, IN
Originally Posted by mattadams
yes, rubber hose rather then a tool that grabs onto the spark plug, otherwise you'll never get the tool out... LOL.
http://www.rmftc.com/howtos/sparkplugs/sparkplugs.html
Those might help.
http://www.rmftc.com/howtos/sparkplugs/sparkplugs.html
Those might help.
There is a tool set called the Sidewinder that has a sliding lock at the end that when engage puts a metal lock on the socket so the socket wont come off the end of the ratchet drive. Probably other styles out there. The set I have is a 3/8" drive, and more than strong enough to deal with spark plugs. However, I haven't touched the plugs on my ford yet, and not looking forward to it either but it is about time they got changed with about 58,000 miles on them.