Blown Gaskets
#11
RE: Blown Gaskets
Have you tried using a spark plug socket with a built in swivel on it? Kinda like this?
http://www.amazon.com/SK-33304-Drive.../dp/B0009WRL4W
I've broken my plugs before using a regular socket and this saved the day for me. Just need a 1 foot extension with the swivel socket and you should be able to get it out.
*EDIT: swartlkk* - Condensed consecutive posts and fixed the link - Please use the Edit function to add or correct information in your post if another member has yet to reply.
http://www.amazon.com/SK-33304-Drive.../dp/B0009WRL4W
I've broken my plugs before using a regular socket and this saved the day for me. Just need a 1 foot extension with the swivel socket and you should be able to get it out.
*EDIT: swartlkk* - Condensed consecutive posts and fixed the link - Please use the Edit function to add or correct information in your post if another member has yet to reply.
#12
RE: Blown Gaskets
The tip of the plug broke off inside when it was running, not during removal.
#13
RE: Blown Gaskets
There is a free repair manual on the Autozone website with pictures on the procedure. You can follow this link:
Cylinder head removal and installation
Cylinder head removal and installation
#14
RE: Blown Gaskets
ORIGINAL: JustBlaze!
There is a free repair manual on the Autozone website with pictures on the procedure. You can follow this link:
Cylinder head removal and installation
There is a free repair manual on the Autozone website with pictures on the procedure. You can follow this link:
Cylinder head removal and installation
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