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[nyernga]

you got some faith man

Don't you mean blind luck?

Len

 

[BlackNBlue95]

Just saw this, I'm happy to see it all turned out OK. Kids and mechanics, you got some faith man

Yep... Everyone has to learn somehow..

Glad to hear everything turned out ok in this THREAD!:L
-=Rick

 

[RodsnRides]

I might also suggest using Anti-Seize on future plug installs. The cast plug won't stick or gall in the aluminum head. Use caution and put it only on the threads and seat area-not the insulator.

I've actually seen a new Harley come in for a 500 mile service-back then you changed the plugs at the first service-when the tech took the plug out-out came the threads as well.

Anti-Seize is your friend...

Rick

 

[nyernga]

Anti-Seize is your friend...

Rick

One step ahead of you Rick.....anti sieze applied this time....

 

[vetteboy86]

I was told by a reputable mechanic that you can also use a drop of synthetic motor oil. HE says this will even work better. Personally I have done this for two years now.

 

[G Winter]

I would be afraid of the oil being cooked out after awhile. The anti-seize won't do that.