RideThePony14
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Just changed all eight of my plugs without breaking a single one of them. After eight years and 67k miles these suckers didn't put up much of a fight. Phew, I feel better now.
i brought my car up to operating temp and let it cool as i took off the coil packs, then sprayed some deep creep on them, let them soak for 15 mins, then PB Blaster for another 20 mins. Some squeaked and squealed but they all came out in one piece. What a relief.
Just changed all eight of my plugs without breaking a single one of them. After eight years and 67k miles these suckers didn't put up much of a fight. Phew, I feel better now.
This has to be some kind of record...

Buddy of mine is a tech at the local Ford garage. He told me three years ago he gave up trying to soak them and work them out because most of the time about half of them broke anyways. He started using a impact and blasting them out.........hasn't broken a plug since.
^^Lol.. I watched a guy do that. It was like fingernails and chalk board.. BUT.. he did not break any either.
He started using a impact and blasting them out.........hasn't broken a plug since.
what is different about the two designs that makes the older so crappy?
Buddy of mine is a tech at the local Ford garage. He told me three years ago he gave up trying to soak them and work them out because most of the time about half of them broke anyways. He started using a impact and blasting them out.........hasn't broken a plug since.

Buddy of mine is a tech at the local Ford garage. He told me three years ago he gave up trying to soak them and work them out because most of the time about half of them broke anyways. He started using a impact and blasting them out.........hasn't broken a plug since.