SPARK PLUG CHANGING(7th broke off)
03-04-2009, 05:53 PM
#21
Didnt mean to confuse ya.84-86 range for the first tool he brought,but he brought the tool to remove the porcalin if it were to brake off,i didnt need that one.I needed the one to thread the spark plug sleeve and that was 94,lol.hope that helped ya out.Just go to snapon.com and check for yourself..
03-05-2009, 10:14 PM
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no you wont need a couple of days,If i would have had the tool in the first place,it would have only taken me about 3-4hours total,but i did not not have the tool when the sleeve broke off.If you know what your doing when it comes to plugs and you have the tool no more than 3-4hours bro.
well just let me know when ya want it,and we can work something out bro
ryan
well just let me know when ya want it,and we can work something out bro
ryan
03-06-2009, 02:11 PM
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I checked last week and the dealership here said about $450 to change all the plugs and the coil. My warranty covers half of the coil so that was $55 ( cost is $110). The plugs are $25 a piece, so that is rougly $200 in labor. Here the going rate is $100 bucks an hour. So I would only have $100 dollars more in it letting them do it. And no aggravation. Think I will leave it to them.
03-06-2009, 04:32 PM
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I checked last week and the dealership here said about $450 to change all the plugs and the coil. My warranty covers half of the coil so that was $55 ( cost is $110). The plugs are $25 a piece, so that is rougly $200 in labor. Here the going rate is $100 bucks an hour. So I would only have $100 dollars more in it letting them do it. And no aggravation. Think I will leave it to them.
ryan
