changing spark plugs
If you can find it, theres a compnay makes some realy cheap, crappy tools, but one thing they have that works nice is a 'T' Handle, long handle 3/8" Ratchet. you can use like normal ratchet or use the 'T' at the end it eliminates the handle turnign business. Had one a few years ago, still trying to find a replacement.
If you can find it, theres a compnay makes some realy cheap, crappy tools, but one thing they have that works nice is a 'T' Handle, long handle 3/8" Ratchet. you can use like normal ratchet or use the 'T' at the end it eliminates the handle turnign business. Had one a few years ago, still trying to find a replacement.
Looked on mine and no name on it, but did a search and found it. Good ol' JC has them, I should have known. I agree unless you have skinny little arms, you won't be able to get the back plugs without removing the coilpacks. I have 3 bolts in each side now, they come off in seconds. Can someone explain why GM used the bolts they did on the coilpacks?
Shorty 10mm Gearwrench works great on the rear bolts.
Having lots of diffenent sized extensions (and some with swivle heads) are invaluable!
It took me less than an hour the first time I did them...
Tommy


A 1" extension and a swivel head ratchet are definately your best friends for this job.
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A 1" extension and a swivel head ratchet are definately your best friends for this job.
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