Watch as John Edwards at Costa Mesa R&D uses a simple technique to seal leaking spark plug tubes on a Toyota cylinder head.
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1 Comment
Why don't you just use multigrips and remove the tubes, clean the threads, and then re-seal? Much easier and quicker!
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