One plug change note...
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One plug change note...
Make sure you have a 15/16" socket in your set!! The lisle tool requires it for the puller. I missed this in all of my reading, my set only went to 3/4". I had to make a mid job run to the store!!!
Only 3 plugs broke, 5,6,7-fairly easy to extract. About 5 hours in total. Not as bad as I expected...Squeak is good!! All the plugs that came out full, squeaked.
thanks for all the help...this forum was perfect.
Only 3 plugs broke, 5,6,7-fairly easy to extract. About 5 hours in total. Not as bad as I expected...Squeak is good!! All the plugs that came out full, squeaked.
thanks for all the help...this forum was perfect.
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Make sure you have a 15/16" socket in your set!! The lisle tool requires it for the puller. I missed this in all of my reading, my set only went to 3/4". I had to make a mid job run to the store!!!
Only 3 plugs broke, 5,6,7-fairly easy to extract. About 5 hours in total. Not as bad as I expected...Squeak is good!! All the plugs that came out full, squeaked.
thanks for all the help...this forum was perfect.
Only 3 plugs broke, 5,6,7-fairly easy to extract. About 5 hours in total. Not as bad as I expected...Squeak is good!! All the plugs that came out full, squeaked.
thanks for all the help...this forum was perfect.
LMAO @ 'squeak is good' !
SO true!!!
MGD