Galvy, Rusty and Tater-Dance's Daily Bullshittin'

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Left side only takes 30 seconds. Right side you have to take the little return line for the expansion tank off and pull the air intake up and back. I could not turn my big hand far enough to unsnap the plug with them in the way.
 
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Jackass master said:
Left side only takes 30 seconds. Right side you have to take the little return line for the expansion tank off and pull the air intake up and back. I could not turn my big hand far enough to unsnap the plug with them in the way.
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Fuckin' foreign cars :mad
 
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Changed plugs and wires on my wife's '95 Blazer, last evening. Had to pull both front wheels and reach in through the fender well to change the back two on either side. Driver side, center plug is right in line with the steering shaft. Damn fool engineers! Took just short of 3 hours to change 6 plugs. Used to be a half-hour job on a V-8!
 
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I sure hope you didn't just fill the gas tank. Cut a hole in the trunk floor, just above the pump and you can pull it out through there without dropping the tank.
 
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Just a little bit of gas, not much. Can't fix it right now anyway, too costly. Besides, I'm not sure that's the problem. I have a code for a fuel pressure sensor. Granted, a wanky fuel pump can toss a code for the pressure sensor, but I am gonna toss a JY sensor at it first
 
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