Front Passenger side spark plug

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Mar 16, 2010 | 02:51 PM

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GATORB8

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From: Arlington Heights, IL

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Originally Posted by racin4ds

Congrats! I just did mine at 73k miles, went slowly and carefully with plenty of PB Blaster and they all came out perfectly, although tight as heck!

I also contribute my very clean plugs to the use of seafoam initially before I did the plug change, I can't say for sure it did the trick but my plugs were very clean for 73k miles

Did you just seafoam the gas, or did you do the vacuum line way too?

Mar 16, 2010 | 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by racin4ds

Congrats! I just did mine at 73k miles, went slowly and carefully with plenty of PB Blaster and they all came out perfectly, although tight as heck!

Yes they were very tight. My heart skippeda beat everytime i heard one squeak.

Mar 17, 2010 | 07:12 AM

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Originally Posted by GATORB8

Did you just seafoam the gas, or did you do the vacuum line way too?

Vacumn line and in the tank both! wanted to be sure it was clean since I bought my truck used and had no idea of the previous owners maintenance and use of good gas.

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