#3 plug
How do you replace #3 plug without jacking engine?
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With a swivel adapter for your ratchet. Or by using a wrench on the end of your socket.
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The easiest way is by removing the tire and do like TheRandom1 said, use a wrench on the end of a spark plug socket.
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On my ZR2 I didn't need to do that however. Just slid the socket over the plug, and slid my swivel in it and went.
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you have to either cut the socket on one end or move the steering collum....its not easy to get to otherwise.
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Originally Posted by BresBlazy
(Post 431664)
you have to either cut the socket on one end or move the steering collum....its not easy to get to otherwise.
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I was able to buy a spark plug socket with a swivel built in from AutoZone for a few bucks. With that swivel socket and some extensions, it was a piece of cake. I didn't have to do a thing to the steering column.
Good Luck! Jonboy |
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