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Old 02-21-2011, 12:09 PM
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It's pretty rare to break a glow plug. If you're worried about it get the engine warm and spray some penetrating oil on the threads of the plug, then let is sit for a hour or more. Then try to take it out. If it's tight don't use hammer on the wrench to break it loose. They aren't supposed to be screwed in really tight but people tend to ever do it and/or they get tight from the heat.
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