A warning would have been nice
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2003
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From: Dyersburg TN
I have not changed the plugs myself but was taught long ago that sometimes tool modification (grinder) helps make them fit. I have used a flex head ratchet wrench rather than regular ratchet. My plug socket has flats on the top and this buys you an inch or so. To get a plug started you can push a rubber hose on the plug. It allows you to apply rotation force at odd angles (and you can feel it, no cross thread). Just pull the hose when it will not turn anymore and switch to socket to final tighten.
If it were easy, what would we brag about? We are the brother/sister hood of the bleeding knuckle!
If it were easy, what would we brag about? We are the brother/sister hood of the bleeding knuckle!
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Joined: Aug 2010
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From: TX
I'm old and have learned a few things.
I actually have Kevlar sleeves to protect my arms from most cuts, when I remember to put them on. #8 is so tight I can't get my hand in wel, much less with welders gloves. Thanks for the info anyway.
I actually have Kevlar sleeves to protect my arms from most cuts, when I remember to put them on. #8 is so tight I can't get my hand in wel, much less with welders gloves. Thanks for the info anyway.
