Speed King
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I was wondering if you really need any special tools to change spark plugs like it says in the manual?
Will a regular spark plug socket do?
Will a regular spark plug socket do?
Special Tools to change spark plugs?
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Special tools it refers to are in your tool kit...
Spark plug wrench and one of the other wrenches to turn it.
Spark plug wrench and one of the other wrenches to turn it.
Speed King
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Ok, thanks. Im a newbi at this kinda stuffSpecial tools it refers to are in your tool kit...
Spark plug wrench and one of the other wrenches to turn it.
Speed King
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Hey, i just got one more Question, How tight should i tighten the plug?
not much at all.
Spec is 11ft lbs which is not much at all.
Just tight enough. like 1/4 turn or more past contact.
Dont need to crank em in there just tight enough to where they dont come loose.
Spec is 11ft lbs which is not much at all.
Just tight enough. like 1/4 turn or more past contact.
Dont need to crank em in there just tight enough to where they dont come loose.
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Dozerdriver
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I prefer the regular spark plug socket. The one in the kit is cheeeesy.
Mr Brown
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Make sure you push the cap all the way on tight though, right Boss?
SANDFLEA85
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a spark plug socket w/ rubber insert will help make it alot easier to grab the plug once its loose
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Speed King
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Now to put the air cleaner box back on and connecting all the hoses and everything.
I wonder what's harder, taking it off or putting it back on?
I wonder what's harder, taking it off or putting it back on?
yes 100% make sure you push the rubber coil ALL THE WAY DOWN onto plug as well as MAKE SURE COIL PLUG IS ALL THE WAY IN AND SNAPPED or you will be creating an 8pg thread for nothing.
Thanks guys !
Mr Brown it was the electrical snap plug that wasnt in all the way.
Coil was all the way down but I just did not push plug in enough to make it 'snap'.
Thanks guys !
Mr Brown it was the electrical snap plug that wasnt in all the way.
Coil was all the way down but I just did not push plug in enough to make it 'snap'.
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Mr Brown
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yes 100% make sure you push the rubber coil ALL THE WAY DOWN onto plug as well as MAKE SURE COIL PLUG IS ALL THE WAY IN AND SNAPPED or you will be creating an 8pg thread for nothing.
Thanks guys !
Mr Brown it was the electrical snap plug that wasnt in all the way.
Coil was all the way down but I just did not push plug in enough to make it 'snap'.
Just funnin ya brother....
ResidentEvil
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yes 100% make sure you push the rubber coil ALL THE WAY DOWN onto plug as well as MAKE SURE COIL PLUG IS ALL THE WAY IN AND SNAPPED or you will be creating an 8pg thread for nothing.
Thanks guys !
Mr Brown it was the electrical snap plug that wasnt in all the way.
Coil was all the way down but I just did not push plug in enough to make it 'snap'.
OH Snap
I know but still a good point for him
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