Thanks for all the help guys..most appreciated.I'm going to talk with the
don Miller Service Manager.We are good friends,and i'm sure he'll do it for
me for free or very little.See,i own a Rod & Reel fishing shop,and...he
needs a new reel & rod,so...... :) (Bribery always works)
David
>From: "Chuong Nguyen" <dester223@hotmail.com>
>Reply-To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
>To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
>Subject: Re: DML: Re: Removing Spark plugs Tonight..HELP!!!!!!
>Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2000 05:17:41 GMT
>
>Well, have you let the block cooled down yet? I believe it was easier for
>me to do it when my engine was completely cooled (4+ hours of "rest")
>
>For the first set of plugs, you just keep on twisting it and it'll loosen.
>Sometimes they're a pain, but you have a 2000 model (thinking because of
>your QC) and your motor is still new. Just keep yanking until they break
> \
>Otherwise, if you feel something isn't going right, just take it to an
>automotive shop and have them break it in there for 30 bucks of labor...
>-Dester
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