Go gapping plug write up with pics?
Good gapping plug write up with pics?
I'm going to gap some plugs to .35 tomorrow and need a great write up for someone who has never done them before.
Also, I keep hearing mixed stories about how the HT1 OEM plugs are a pain to get out of our heads, is that true?
Also, I keep hearing mixed stories about how the HT1 OEM plugs are a pain to get out of our heads, is that true?
Last edited by 08VistablueGT; Sep 5, 2008 at 09:53 AM.
I've changed mine several times and it's not too bad. I had about 18k miles on the car the first time and I had no problem removing them. I didn't follow the TSB and just carefully removed them. I assume you have one of the gapping tools , so just take your time and gap them slowly so you don't close the gap too much. Also , you need to release the screw on the plug before you check the gap , as it will open up a little once the pressure is removed ...
I've changed mine several times and it's not too bad. I had about 18k miles on the car the first time and I had no problem removing them. I didn't follow the TSB and just carefully removed them. I assume you have one of the gapping tools , so just take your time and gap them slowly so you don't close the gap too much. Also , you need to release the screw on the plug before you check the gap , as it will open up a little once the pressure is removed ...
Here's a video on how to remove stuck plugs just in case:
http://www.flatratetech.com/index.php?categoryid=4
Episode 26
http://www.flatratetech.com/index.php?categoryid=4
Episode 26
Here's a video on how to remove stuck plugs just in case:
http://www.flatratetech.com/index.php?categoryid=4
Episode 26
http://www.flatratetech.com/index.php?categoryid=4
Episode 26
Great, thanks Embalmer!
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