Just drive with the the bonnet off, sorts out any overheating issues

Edited November 3, 201510 yr by -Stever-

Cylinder 6 can go suck a fat one

Honestly how did they expect you to change the sparkplugs on that??

Not with that attitude anyway. Lol

Its easy. If I can do it anyone should be able to do it.:D

Edited November 4, 201510 yr by Bizkets is Drunk?

Cylinder 6 can go suck a fat one

Honestly how did they expect you to change the sparkplugs on that??

6" extension + 3" extension on a deep socket or spark plug specific socket. Bendy magnetic tool to pick up the old plug once loosened, also to lower the new plug into place (use a flat blade screwdriver or other to disconnect the plug from the magnet when in position), same socket and extension combination to tighten.

Done.

Ah I already got it using my girlfriends scissors then dropping it back in with similar technique

I lost my bendy magic magnetic wand

Super dodgy but works

I had the right sockets and everything just forgot about that stupid cylinder

Lol pics of GF and/or her scissors. Just don't drop plugs in, as if it hits on the ground electrode it can ruin your spark plug gap and cause a whole host of issues.

Haha yeah I know

I did drop one by accident

But I took it for a drive and everythings ok

What sucks is when you pull the extension bar out and the socket stays on the plug...

Did that before.

Gotta hate that

It spooked me that the plugs are off to an angle

I thought theyd been cross threaded