does anyone have any problems removing the plugs with the hooker long tubes
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Originally posted by Dan Oldham
Why don't you market this idea to Craftsman or someone? Unless of course, there's a tool out there that is available like this. I'm sure you could make some serious money off it if it's as good as you say it is.
If you don't market it, I will.
Why don't you market this idea to Craftsman or someone? Unless of course, there's a tool out there that is available like this. I'm sure you could make some serious money off it if it's as good as you say it is.
If you don't market it, I will.
However, there is a guy on ebay selling something similiar.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2429750537
Just wish it was a 12 point socket which would add even more flexibility.
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Originally posted by OBDIICamaro
I still dont understand why you need to go to the bottom, there is plenty of access through the top.
I still dont understand why you need to go to the bottom, there is plenty of access through the top.
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I just changed my plugs on sat and it took about 30-40 min for all of them. that includes the one that tok 5 min just to get the darn spark plug socket off the sparkplug. I also do not have ac so that might make it a bit easier.
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Originally posted by atljar
Drop the starter for #6 and 8.
I can do them all in about 30 min. I made a tool. Took a standard size socket (5/8ths ? forget what they are). Drilled out the place where the ratchet normally attaches so that it can slide over the plug totally. Then welded an old open end wrench the the end of it and bent it a tad. Works like a charm.
Drop the starter for #6 and 8.
I can do them all in about 30 min. I made a tool. Took a standard size socket (5/8ths ? forget what they are). Drilled out the place where the ratchet normally attaches so that it can slide over the plug totally. Then welded an old open end wrench the the end of it and bent it a tad. Works like a charm.
Can you post or send me a picture of the tool is it exactly like the guys from ebay or does yours have the wrench on it.
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