Good vid man!...I'm a Certified ASE Master Tech of over 45+ years in the industry, and I'd suggest that you coat the inside of the "sparkplug boot" with some "dielectric compound", that way installing it back on the plug is super easy, plus it aids in removing the boot next time, also, dielectric compound helps with making a better voltage connection between the coil and the plug...just my 2 cents..😉👍✌️
With a snorkel the hose clamp on the driver side for the air cooler is hard to get too, and you don’t want to take the hose clamps off the snorkel to much there not the highest quality to reused and working flat on my stomach is not for me , that’s just my opinion and thanks for the comment greatly appreciated
i used a 3 inch extension and a wobble extension, just long enough to work. Also loosened the plug all the way and used a magnet to pull the spark plug out. The cam sensor was the biggest pain to remove.
No the fan for the air cooler is there so would need to remove it and if you don’t have a boost leak tester you won’t know if you got a small leak and I don’t have long arm 😂
If you remove the muffler you’re making a simple job hard I did mine without removing anything except the air pipe going into the clutch box took about 15 minutes
Good vid man!...I'm a Certified ASE Master Tech of over 45+ years in the industry, and I'd suggest that you coat the inside of the "sparkplug boot" with some "dielectric compound", that way installing it back on the plug is super easy, plus it aids in removing the boot next time, also, dielectric compound helps with making a better voltage connection between the coil and the plug...just my 2 cents..😉👍✌️
Love it, the day we stop learning we’re dead
@@Can-AmX3Dude AMEN to that brother!
I feel like removing the intercooler and being able to reach and see directly from above is still the better/faster way.
Nice video either way.
With a snorkel the hose clamp on the driver side for the air cooler is hard to get too, and you don’t want to take the hose clamps off the snorkel to much there not the highest quality to reused and working flat on my stomach is not for me , that’s just my opinion and thanks for the comment greatly appreciated
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Another superb step by step tutorial, quality filming & editing, credit due 👍
Thanks bud
I've got an XRS with a snorkel as well. This is way easier then messing with intakes and intercooler. Nice job!
Greatly appreciated your comment thanks
i used a 3 inch extension and a wobble extension, just long enough to work. Also loosened the plug all the way and used a magnet to pull the spark plug out. The cam sensor was the biggest pain to remove.
Yes it is
The threaded portion of those "sparkenpluggens" needs to be much longer...😅😂🤣🤣🤣
😂 not sure 🤔 I agree on that one ☝️ 😆
QUESTION: can't you go through that partition between the seats to reach them?
No the fan for the air cooler is there so would need to remove it and if you don’t have a boost leak tester you won’t know if you got a small leak and I don’t have long arm 😂
Great job explaining looks like pain in the ass .
Thanks appreciate the positive feedback
If you remove the muffler you’re making a simple job hard I did mine without removing anything except the air pipe going into the clutch box took about 15 minutes
I will check that the next time I change my spark plugs thanks for the advice, greatly appreciated
wow! what an ignorant spot to work in lol
How do you do it ??? Always looking for positive and better ways of doing things so please let me know!