On the face of it, this sounds like a pretty good idea. But I'm not so sure it really is. You might end up sucking oil out of the cylinders, leaving them dry at the next start-up. Granted, the oil in the cylinders would be replaced quickly, but it just sounds risky to me. It's one of those ideas that just sounds wrong, but you're not sure why.
I guess I'd just try to poke a rag down there and sop it up.
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Yes. Just leave the plugs in. Although you would find it easier to just manually suck it up a clear narrow bore tube, making sure you don't swallow any.
through the tire wells
you have to through the wheel wells to ge to spark plugs. use a long extenison and a spark scocket with a sweival built on to it. good lock
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your bst bet is to get to them through the front wheel wells.
take front wheels off and go through fender wells
It's probably The spark plug well gaskets. You need to remove valve cover and replace the gaskets for the spark plug wells and valve cover. it's a easy repair. It's probably The spark plug well gaskets. You need to remove valve cover and replace the gaskets for the spark plug wells and valve cover. it's a easy repair.
Yeah they will work just make sure the rims have 5 bolt holes and your prob. have to get low profile tires cause I'm not sure how much clearance you would have in the wheel wells. Keep in mind, when you change your wheel size it could effect your speedometer reading! I used this argument to beat a speeding ticket once.
two things you cracked head or headgasket went bad
Look for oil in the spark plug wells. If there is oil, you will need to replace the valve cover gasket Look for oil in the spark plug wells. If there is oil, you will need to replace the valve cover gasket
you have to life up the rubber covering inside the wheel wells and the plugs are right there
you can get to some from the front and the ones in the back you can get to through the wheel wells
Valve cover gasket may be leaking oil and dripping down into the spark plug wells. if gasket looks okay, try tightening the bolts on the valve cover, otherwise, replace the gasket. Gasket from the dealer will come with 3 rings and the camshaft housing cover gasket.cost around 50.00 . Because the front plug wells are right next to the oil fill port and if your not carefull when you add oil than it spills and runs down under the coil pack and into the plug wells