sprak plug help

deadlast

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is there an easy way to remove the #4 spark plug? i mean i could barely get my hands there to get out the plug wire. can i disconnect the hoses that are infront of it?

 

legalize420

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deadlast said:

is there an easy way to remove the #4 spark plug? i mean i could barely get my hands there to get out the plug wire. can i disconnect the hoses that are infront of it?

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yes you can. just hook them back up. i removed my smog lines so number 4 wasnt that bad but number 8 was a PITA because the master cylinder is right there.

 

Swarzkopf

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Socket swivel extensions are your friend man...makes it so much easier.

 

deadlast

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Swarzkopf said:

Socket swivel extensions are your friend man...makes it so much easier.

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still dificult, but i will try removing the hoses.

 

mo_dingo

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yeah, I bought the spark plug tool that has a swivel attached to it. That really helped. Also, it's nice to have many different length extensions, so you can get perfect access.

Good luck, they are not easy. Just be glad you don't have a LS1.
Scott

 

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fiveohh94gt

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smog delete and long tubes and everything will be out of the way, lol