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Re: Kaminskichanging spark plug problem last one i need 2...
This plug is a tough one to change. Use a spark plug socket that has a hex end on it. Install socket over plug and then use an open end wrench or ratcheting box wrench over the end of the socket.
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Surely your not waiting for 90,000 miles to do all sorts of things By then you should have changed your transmission & power steering fluids at least 2 times & flushed your brake fluid every 2 years on all vehicles I do Air,Cabin,Fuel Filter & Spark Plugs every 3 year What your asking is Manufacture Recommended Service Wait on that you will either break down or have a vehicle that won't last much past 100,000 The question you ask is in your owners manual You need a vehicle Log Book You need to develop your own Preventative Maintenance Schedule based on time as well as mileage & forget the manufacturescheduled maintenance,your schedule will include theirs & much most based on your lifetime of knowledge & experience & repairs You treat ALL Vehicles the same It's not a wait & see game It is about education & preventing problem down the road No vehicle manufacture really care what you do or they would tell you about power steering,brake fluid & stop with the silly 100,000 spark plug & trans fluid changed,by then the damage will be done
do you replace the steering colunm with a used one? what you need to do is found the car the used steering colunm came from and pull the BCM out of it because the steering colunm and key is programmed to that BCM. the body control module is located uder the dash on the drivers side where the steering colunm is. if you need more help. here is the link to my garage I am on facebook.https://www.facebook.com/TedsRepairs
Look under the dash on top of the steering column shaft.You can lay the wire connector out along the column shaft to give you an idea about where it is.
you need to get a service manual. this is very involved the dash,steering colunm,a/c all has to be removed. if your pretty comfortable in removal of said componites & can remove/recover freon figure about 10-12 hours time to repair. are you sure you dont have a bad resistor??this is a very common failed part & ALOT EASIER to replace. mounted on passenger toe board next to blower in housing 2 screws 8mm & plug
I had a similar problem with the steering being stiff almost to the point of seizing. They found that the universal joint(or knuckle) between the steering column and rack and pinion was seized. I hope this helps.
I own a 2004 jeep Grand Cherokee 4.7 V-8 It took me 3 1/2 hours to complete changing the spark plugs. First one must remove the cover from the air filter and to the carbuetor there are two bolts on each side of the cover over the engine then the driver side is easy to remove the boots on each plug the passenger side is pretty easy except for the last plug all the way on the back this one took me 1/2 to remove because there is lots of obstructions like the power steering line and the oil line and electrical cables.
If your calling the steering shaft the handle bar.you need to put tthe socket on the plug first then use a wrench that will fit the hex on the out side of the socket to fist loosen it tne it will be easier to turnwith a rachet or just by your fingers.If it's the plug i'm thinking of it is a pain to change.
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