Sparkplugs
The driver's side is easy, the other side was pure hell. Some guy posted he did the entire job in about 30 minutes. I don't believe it.
I have had no issues at all changing my plugs.. Probably been in there 4-times now. The back one are really not that hard - not if you've ever worked on a millennium-era domestic front-drive v6.
I don't remember the magic combo of tools, but it was nothing more special than a 5/8" plug socket, short extension, and a 3/8" ratchet. My ratchet 'is' hinged, but I don't recall having to take advantage of that.
I have no idea how to get the fender well out, or the battery tray, so I give you guys credit
Just to toss in 2 more cents: I'm a big fan of NGK GP Platinums. Inexpensive and work great. Less detonation in my JK when running them.
I don't remember the magic combo of tools, but it was nothing more special than a 5/8" plug socket, short extension, and a 3/8" ratchet. My ratchet 'is' hinged, but I don't recall having to take advantage of that.
I have no idea how to get the fender well out, or the battery tray, so I give you guys credit

Just to toss in 2 more cents: I'm a big fan of NGK GP Platinums. Inexpensive and work great. Less detonation in my JK when running them.




