spark plug change on the 4.3,how diffuclt we talkin?
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I did both my bravadas and it wasnt that bad, the wheels were removed so i could get my arms in there, just get a small clamp and fold up the floppy inner fender guard and rock out.
if the shaft of your extension is smaller it will help tons, and you can bypass the removal of the steering arm, by using said tappered extension
if the shaft of your extension is smaller it will help tons, and you can bypass the removal of the steering arm, by using said tappered extension
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ok im seein AC delco is the consensis(sp) so i will def be getting those but idk bout the delco platnum..i like the cheap option lol,and i def have the proper tools to get it done so im gonna attempt it
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i'd go with the platinums. the tips last a little longer if you got to leave them in longer
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plats last longer. so $12 to not change your plugs again in half the time isn't actually spending more money, it's a cheaper option in the long run.
that is why everyone from the admis down to the noobs told you that of everything and every option tried, everyone goes to/back to AC Delco Platinum.
It is not set in stone. I hope you get a long, healthy life out of those plugs. Good Luck.
that is why everyone from the admis down to the noobs told you that of everything and every option tried, everyone goes to/back to AC Delco Platinum.
It is not set in stone. I hope you get a long, healthy life out of those plugs. Good Luck.
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plats last longer. so $12 to not change your plugs again in half the time isn't actually spending more money, it's a cheaper option in the long run.
that is why everyone from the admis down to the noobs told you that of everything and every option tried, everyone goes to/back to AC Delco Platinum.
It is not set in stone. I hope you get a long, healthy life out of those plugs. Good Luck.
that is why everyone from the admis down to the noobs told you that of everything and every option tried, everyone goes to/back to AC Delco Platinum.
It is not set in stone. I hope you get a long, healthy life out of those plugs. Good Luck.
if you put in the best its gonna run longer and better. mostly this way with most parts. im big on you get what you pay for. more$ usually=better part. there is a few instances when this is different
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plats last longer. so $12 to not change your plugs again in half the time isn't actually spending more money, it's a cheaper option in the long run.
that is why everyone from the admis down to the noobs told you that of everything and every option tried, everyone goes to/back to AC Delco Platinum.
It is not set in stone. I hope you get a long, healthy life out of those plugs. Good Luck.
that is why everyone from the admis down to the noobs told you that of everything and every option tried, everyone goes to/back to AC Delco Platinum.
It is not set in stone. I hope you get a long, healthy life out of those plugs. Good Luck.
Last edited by 97Bravada; Jan 16, 2010 at 04:08 PM.
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what ever the factory put in in 2000 seems to do the trick! 124k miles later and they still spark, no missing or sputtering so i see no need to change 'em. also, i rarely take the rpm's over 2500 so im not too concerned with the mild decrease in performance that might exist.