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Need advice from those that have changed spark plugs
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My master tech buddy changed my 170 plugs for the recall, took him 4 hours while I waited. I went to check on him half way through and he had half the engine bay disassembled with bungee and pry bars holding stuff outta the way. He just looked at me and said "what a bitch of a job".
I'll likely never do the plugs. Just not worth my time and frustration.
I'll likely never do the plugs. Just not worth my time and frustration.
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I pulled the #5R plug, seemed the easiest to access. Same type as in Speedy's vid though my gap measured .021". (Speedy mentioned in his vid his tech measured .024".) So it looks like the recall was done and the correct plugs were installed.
Thanks for the help!
Thanks for the help!
