I think I just use one short extension (the standard one that comes in those
$15 WallyWorld socket sets), but I may use two shorties on one or two
plugs - can't remember... Keep in mind that if you have a later model truck
('97+, I think), your plugs may be harder to get to, despite being a larger
truck. I remember on my '76 Charger SE w/ 400-4v, I had to use two
extensions and a knuckle-joint, and on one plug, I just put the plug socket
on it and turned the other end with an open end wrench (couldn't get a
socket on it any which way).
-- Remove .your.underwear to reply -- "AlexReed" <alexreed@home.com> wrote in message news:3BD2B9B9.927D584B@home.com... > What extensions do you use if any? I am about to do the spark plug game > and it will be the first time for me. Any suggestions? > > AR > > mrdancer wrote: > > > > I bet a guy (for the price of a set of plugs) that I could change all eight > > plugs in my little Dak in less than thirteen minutes. He couldn't believe I > > could access the plugs that easily in a V8 shoehorned into a little truck > > like that. Got a set of free plugs out of the deal. ;-) > > -- > > Remove .your.underwear to reply > > -- > > ""Jon Smith"" <jon@fast4x4.net> wrote in message > > news:019b01c15919$8e431520$0600a8c0@nc.rr.com... > > > Did you stop for lunch or something? =) > > > __________________ > > > Jon Smith > > > Raleigh, NC > > > '95 CC 318 4x4 auto > > > 344rwhp/424tq > > > > > > Hmmm, I changed all eight plugs on my '92 Dak in 10 minutes and 20 > > seconds, > > > and I wasn't even rushing! > > > -- > > > Remove .your.underwear to reply > > > -- > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
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