Re: [DML] Changing spark plugs
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Re: [DML] Changing spark plugs



Richard, Plugs torque at 14lb's + or - 1lb. Any 3/8 's drive with a 8 to 10" 
extension would be helpfull, I would also have a can of WD40 around and a 
small Mag light to make sure the insulator goes on top of the plug and not 
off to one side.
Gap plugs at .024 to .028. Call 24/7 if you need help.
John hervey
http://www.specialtauto.com/engine.shtml


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I know this has likely appeared on the list before, but I am probably going 
to be attempting to change my own spark plugs. While I know which kind of 
plugs to get, can someone let me know what kind of tools I will need to get 
to the plugs, take them out, and then re-install the new ones properly? From 
what I understand you want to apply only a certain torque on them to install 
spark plugs.

Also, while I'm in there I'm also going to replace my thermo-time switch. 
What is the difficulty level on replacing this part?
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