Re: spark plugs
This will work. get some MAP gas ( MAP gets alot hotter then propane and will fit onto a regular propane plumbers torch) Heat up the area around the plugs get it real hot. Now cool it off with water and dont be afraid to use alot , then repeat the process three times. The heat coupled with the quick cooling will break the corrosion free. Plus You dont realy want to torque on those plugs when they are hot because the metal is softer and you will just round off the plug surface. This always works, just be sure to get the surface cooled quick thats what breaks away the corrosion.
Ayuh,.... I Completely Agree,.... 110%,... I do it darn near Everyday....
I carry Ox/Ac on my pickup,...Mapp'll porbably work though,...
My Technique is slightly different,...
Being able to
SEE the offending part is of concern,...
I heat the Piece that's Stuck, the remains of the sparkplug, not so much any of the surrounding head area...
Concentrate the heat to the shell/ nut/ bolt/ Whatever, itself,...
If you can get those shells to Atleast a Glowing Red condition,.... Brighter the Better, Just short of Melting is Best...
Douse it with cold water,...
No worry about the head, or cylinder with the heat, nor the water,.. Clean it out later...
It usually only takes a single application to relieve things,...
A shot of whatever P-oil,+ it'll probably come out with your Fingers....
If it Don't work,... It wasn't Hot enough...
Btw,.... The Only guys who try to turn Hot fasteners, are the 1s whom just don't know any Better...
