AUII Fairlane Sportsman - BIG AL

[.:4:.]

Originally Posted by olfella

Dont forget the pics Cav - especially when getting number six plug out.

Number 6, hmmmmm 2 short extention bars and careful anti slip fingers. ..

[Silver Ghia]

Originally Posted by .:4:.

Number 6, hmmmmm 2 short extention bars and careful anti slip fingers. ..

Easy.

Use a short piece of 1/2" heater hose (slipped over ceramic body of plug) to undo the final turns and take out plug. Install and screw in new plug the same way. Then tighten with socket.

So easy you will probably use that hose for the other five plugs as well.

[Blue Shadow]

Originally Posted by Silver Ghia

Easy.

Use a short piece of 1/2" heater hose (slipped over ceramic body of plug) to undo the final turns and take out plug. Install and screw in new plug the same way. Then tighten with socket.

So easy you will probably use that hose for the other five plugs as well.

Will now that I know good tip

[Silver Ghia]

Originally Posted by Blue Shadow

Will now that I know good tip

That way there is no handling the spark plug at all. The hose grips onto the spark plug so you only need to hold the hose when inserting the new plug and starting it on the thread, or removing the old plug.

[Blue Shadow]

Originally Posted by Silver Ghia

That way there is no handling the spark plug at all. The hose grips onto the spark plug so you only need to hold the hose when inserting the new plug and starting it on the thread, or removing the old plug.

I just cut some old heater hose and put it in the tool box next to the plug sockets. No more screaming at the plug.

[Cav]

Right number 6 plug.

Is that at the front or the back?

[Silver Ghia]

Originally Posted by Cav

Right number 6 plug.

Is that at the front or the back?

Back.

Make the hose about 12" long so it can bend as required.