All I know is once the van is fixed, I'm gonna need all the loads I can handle..
I was. Pretty sure a spark plug blew out of the threaded hole in the head. Only about 3 threads in the aluminum head hold the plug in. A design flaw. Ford actually has a repair kit for this very problem.I thought you were out and running, Did something happen
I was. Pretty sure a spark plug blew out of the threaded hole in the head. Only about 3 threads in the aluminum head hold the plug in. A design flaw. Ford actually has a repair kit for this very problem.
Those are tough. I hope you get a load out of there. Oh wait....already did
It should be. It's just getting to it that will be the problem. I think it is the #2 plug, the worst one to get to, that blew out. The engineers should be hung by their balls for designing such a poor design, meant to fail. There are only 3 threads that hold the plug in. There is no way to prevent this from happening, or even detecting it before it happens. The spark plug is in a recessed hole in the engine head, and you can barely see the plug itself when looking in the hole. Here is the fix for it, after the hole is drilled out. Throw a wad of grease in the hole while drilling to keep aluminum shavings from going into the cylinder. Than suck any remaining shavings out with a shop vac when done.Sorry to hear that, hopefully a quick fix
Load count, and avg dwell time looking good so far. Hoping for another strong day to finish out this month.
Load count, and avg dwell time looking good so far. Hoping for another strong day to finish out this month.
Let's hope
Only have two straights over 24 hours available right now...Steve is one of them