Advice on Pulling Spark Plugs
Instructor
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 134
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From: San Antonio Tx
The C5 is way easier than the camaro. The engine doesn't sit nearly as far back as the F-body. The only problem is the driver side rear plug. I used a U-joint right on the socket and about 10" worth of extensions. The rest are pretty easy. It took me about 1 hr. the first time I did it. Good Luck!!
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 2,851
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From: San Bruno Ca
Originally Posted by MagRed_00
The C5 is way easier than the camaro. The engine doesn't sit nearly as far back as the F-body. The only problem is the driver side rear plug. I used a U-joint right on the socket and about 10" worth of extensions. The rest are pretty easy. It took me about 1 hr. the first time I did it. Good Luck!!
Drifting
Joined: Jan 2001
Posts: 1,347
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From: Slidell La
I used a ball socket swivel vs the universal swival on a the plug socket. The universal if very limited and you could break the plug off due to the angle. The ball socket does not have this problem. I bought one from snapon and was robbed at about $55 for the socket and $25 for the shipping for just 1 socket. I later found harbour freight had a entire set for about $55. So you might shop around. Changing all but the ds. rear is pretty easy as plugs go.. 99Nassau blue
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2002
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From: Howell MI.
SNAP ON
Double Swivel spark plug socket I paid 40.00
Ngk plugs and new wires
tr55 and magnecor
www.magnecor.com (KV85)
Double Swivel spark plug socket I paid 40.00
Ngk plugs and new wires
tr55 and magnecor
www.magnecor.com (KV85)
