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  1. Join Date
    May 2007
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    19
    #1
    Hi Peeps! Need Ur Advise, Had A Broken Spark Plug, Naiwan Lang Sa Socket Ung Threaded Portion.pano Ko Kya Matatanggal?would You Consider A Top Overhaul? Un Kse Recommendation Sken Sa Repair Shop Na Napuntahan Ko.e Mejo Limited Budget Ko. Appreciate Ur Suggestions.

  2. Join Date
    Oct 2002
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    #2
    pede naman alisin yun head and unscrew the plug from the underside. mag papalit ka nga lang ng headgasket.

  3. Join Date
    Oct 2006
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    77
    #3
    Quote Originally Posted by janzen05 View Post
    Hi Peeps! Need Ur Advise, Had A Broken Spark Plug, Naiwan Lang Sa Socket Ung Threaded Portion.pano Ko Kya Matatanggal?would You Consider A Top Overhaul? Un Kse Recommendation Sken Sa Repair Shop Na Napuntahan Ko.e Mejo Limited Budget Ko. Appreciate Ur Suggestions.
    If the broken spark plug was caused by overtorqueing(i.e. too much tightening), an Easy Out tool (special tool) may not be of help but is worth a try. Really depends on how much or how little of the thread remains embedded. Having somebody pulling/ holding the head cover while you work on hack sawing (carefully)the broken plug might work. This will only entail cylinder head gasket replacement which is far better than a top overhaul, unless your car is due for PMS anyway. Drilling the broken plug bit by bit is pretty laborious (not to mention dangerous) and may allow bits of metal to enter the cylinder. Take your time then decide.

    while we're at it, i suggest using an anti seize when installing new spark plugs on a cold engine!

Broken Spark Plug!need Help Pls...