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Old 06-17-2008, 07:28 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I've got a '94 Ranger 2.3L, manual trans. How much of the intake system has to come off to change the spark plugs?
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Actually none,you will need an assortment of swivels and extentions though.
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Would it be worth it to do some disassenbly? It looks impossible and the Haynes manual says you need to remove "some" intake components, but it doesn't say which.
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Its deffinately not a fun job,I have only changed plugs a couple of times and none recently so I cant say.Maybe someone has some other suggestions.
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