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Old 10-13-2005, 03:56 AM
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Difficulty of 01 rodeo plug replacement

It sounds like a difficult job getting to the plug closest to firewall on drivers side for 01 Rodeo. Should a relative novice attempt it and what tools would work best? Also what is the proper plug and gapping. Thanks much for responses.
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Old 10-13-2005, 07:05 AM
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The correct Denso plug will be pre-gapped. An assortment of 3/8" drive extensions and a wobble joint will help with the plug change. Make sure you put anti-seize on the threads and di-electric grease on the plug boot.
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Old 10-13-2005, 09:02 AM
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Re: Difficulty of 01 rodeo plug replacement

If you have all three coils removed all you need is two 3" extentions that you feed into the hole. Super easy. My only problem was getting that rear plug boot off.
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Re: Re: Difficulty of 01 rodeo plug replacement

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If you have all three coils removed all you need is two 3" extentions that you feed into the hole. Super easy. My only problem was getting that rear plug boot off.
I use two 3" extensions and then a universal joint adapter, then a 6" or 8" extension. Piece of cake.

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Old 10-13-2005, 05:45 PM
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From what I've found with these engines (1998+) the most difficult part of a spark plug changeout is getting the spark plug boots out of the towers. They stick way down in there on the plug. Heat causes them to 'fuse' on pretty good. Best way I've found to deal with them is grab the top grommet by each side with two pairs of needle nose pliers. Twist and yank away! They will eventually pop right out. Once you get them out, put a dab of silicone grease on the end that snaps onto the sprark plug, next time they will pull right out.
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