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 What do you think of this method for removing spark plug tubes? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0y3htZBGxc I've been using a rubber transom plug - a method that I saw in Pedro's garage. It usually takes me 3 or 4 tries to take out the tube. This seems like it might be a little easier as long as there isn't a risk of damaging anything. | 
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 Remember to remove the spark plugs first, lol! | 
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 Long bolt and suitable size washer works also. | 
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 I've about had it with Neil pronouncing the man's name "porsh"! :p It's his name and it's not up for debate! :matchup: Fun videos, Neil! This method looks better than the bolt/washer setup, just because less parts. | 
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 The washer method works really well.  All at the hardware store for a $1.  Tough to beat. | 
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 He is also doing a lot to get nervous types to buy Boxsters. The noob Boxster community needs that visual diy stuff. The pronunciation we can overlook.How is your pronunciation of Worcester Sauce ?:-) | 
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 Only downside is having to remove the spark plugs. Otherwise, the video is a bit long to describe such a simple task. | 
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 Brits take pride in mispronouncing all foreign words. Like pronouncing Jose Djosie and Mercedes Merseidees. | 
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 Great method with perfect inglesh. | 
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 <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/Im2eYuGdmfY" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Regards, Markus | 
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