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Stuck spark plug 200

posted by  pablos on  Mon Dec 24 01:56 CST 2001
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uuuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhh leave the impact wrench out of it for a bit....

heat the car up a bit.....then shut off....whilst it cools start spraying around the plug with PB Blaster....repeat....then when still medium warm...use a bigass breaker bar, and loosen and tighen and loosen and tighten and loosen and tighten, in and out and in and out, more lube, faster, oh God...faster.....oh sorry....repeat until it comes out dripping....seriously this should work.

If that doesn't work, take Don's advice and use the impact wrench....NOT






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