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sparkplugs won't stay tight


John H

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Joined
Apr 10, 2009
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City
Weslaco Texas
Vehicle Year
2001
Transmission
Automatic
01 4.0,I been having trouble with the #4 & #3 not staying tight(#3 is worst one) seems like im tightening them every 2 weeks. Any way i can fix this without removing the head? My dad suggested loctite but i don't think that is a good idea
 
yea blue loctite is your best bet. red needs heat to be removed i believe. so go blue. it wont hurt anything
 
yea blue loctite is your best bet. red needs heat to be removed i believe. so go blue. it wont hurt anything

Red needs like over 400* to free it. How hot does a cylinder head get? Won't need more than a drop or two of the blue. The perfect amount will be the least amount needed to do the job right.
 
Red needs like over 400* to free it. How hot does a cylinder head get? Won't need more than a drop or two of the blue. The perfect amount will be the least amount needed to do the job right.

id go with blue. idk how hot they get but i wouldnt chance it.
 
I'd check out those threads.

Them backing out isn't right.....
 
Make sure you have the correct spark-plugs.

Richard
 

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