changing spark plugs
#1
changing spark plugs
Does anyone have a tip on changing the plugs that are up by the firewall? You know, the ones that are hard to get to? This is for a '95 s-10 blazer with a vortec engine (v-6)
#2
RE: changing spark plugs
go thru the wheel wells.... Jack it up take off the wheels...
#3
RE: changing spark plugs
Thanks alot 2002xtreme,
I'll try this as soon as the rain stops. By the way, would you recommend platinum plugs?
I'll try this as soon as the rain stops. By the way, would you recommend platinum plugs?
#4
RE: changing spark plugs
Factory plugs were AC Delco double platinums. Probably the best plug for this engine.
And yeah, go through the wheel wells.
And yeah, go through the wheel wells.
#5
RE: changing spark plugs
On my 98 2dr 4x4 it was easiest on the 5th plug ,I think, to disesemble the steering column and have the wheel removed as well
#6
RE: changing spark plugs
That would be the 3rd plug. The 3rd plug should be tried in quite a few different ways first before going through the removal of the steering column.
#7
RE: changing spark plugs
for the # 3 plug use the SNAP-ON tool #s9723
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#8
RE: changing spark plugs
I have never seen that tool before, but yes there are many threads about the dreaded #3 plug.
#9
RE: changing spark plugs
I bent a cheap box end wrench to about 30 degrees and was able to change the plug with it.
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