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WildestDream
 
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Default getting sparkplugs out of 93 351ci. spitfire omc

the exaust manifolds are in the way on all the plugs, it has a tube on the
bottom of manifole that runs across, all 1 piece, can't even slip a socket
on any? do u have to remove manifold to access? I don't think they were ever
changed if that had to be done. just bought the boat last yr. here is my
manifold.
http://216.37.204.206/Actionsports/O...pe=13&A=48&B=5 thanks


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Calif Bill
 
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Default getting sparkplugs out of 93 351ci. spitfire omc

Get yourself down to a good tool supply store. Not the less than a dollar
wrench store. look through the 5/8" box end wrench (6 point preferred for
rusty plugs) for one with a deep offset. I think mine is a Snap-On brand
wrench. This means you can get to the sparkplug. I have removed the
manifold (not hard to do, just pull it away from the motor, and leave the
elbow intact. Do not use Motocraft plugs!!!! They are not plated and will
rust to the head. Then when they break, you have to buy a BIG easy-out to
back out the remains, and possibly remove the head to remove the extra
parts. I use NGK. My 351W does not have the tube.
Bill

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the exaust manifolds are in the way on all the plugs, it has a tube on the
bottom of manifole that runs across, all 1 piece, can't even slip a socket
on any? do u have to remove manifold to access? I don't think they were

ever
changed if that had to be done. just bought the boat last yr. here is my
manifold.
http://216.37.204.206/Actionsports/O...pe=13&A=48&B=5

thanks




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Steve Barker
 
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Default getting sparkplugs out of 93 351ci. spitfire omc

Motorcraft plugs work fine when you apply anti-seize compound as you should
to any plug anyway.

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"Calif Bill" wrote in message
nk.net...
Get yourself down to a good tool supply store. Not the less than a dollar
wrench store. look through the 5/8" box end wrench (6 point preferred for
rusty plugs) for one with a deep offset. I think mine is a Snap-On brand
wrench. This means you can get to the sparkplug. I have removed the
manifold (not hard to do, just pull it away from the motor, and leave the
elbow intact. Do not use Motocraft plugs!!!! They are not plated and

will
rust to the head. Then when they break, you have to buy a BIG easy-out to
back out the remains, and possibly remove the head to remove the extra
parts. I use NGK. My 351W does not have the tube.
Bill

"WildestDream" wrote in message
.net...
the exaust manifolds are in the way on all the plugs, it has a tube on

the
bottom of manifole that runs across, all 1 piece, can't even slip a

socket
on any? do u have to remove manifold to access? I don't think they were

ever
changed if that had to be done. just bought the boat last yr. here is my
manifold.
http://216.37.204.206/Actionsports/O...pe=13&A=48&B=5

thanks






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