It looks a lot easier than it is...
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to change my spark plugs.
Using a 3/8 drive and a swivel extension I managed but not with ease, but I get it done...that is all...well that and a word of advice, do this when the engine is cold
Using a 3/8 drive and a swivel extension I managed but not with ease, but I get it done...that is all...well that and a word of advice, do this when the engine is cold
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Be careful though...hes a Admin, Who knows what he is capable of now.
IMO hardest one would be the passenger rear. But nothing a spark plug socket and nice slim ratchet doesn't take care of.
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they were in there really tight...I mean really tight and a little 5" ratchet didn't cut it, I had to make a cheater bar with a larger box end wrench but once I had that figured out it went pretty quick. I had no idea the heads stayed that hot so long 
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I have to jack the truck up and change 2 of them, 5 and 8, from under the truck. Had to find a spark plug socket with a hex on the end of it to remove them with a wrench.
I'm about due for another set. Thanks for the reminder.
I'm about due for another set. Thanks for the reminder.



5" ratchet?? you werent using 1/4 drive was ya?