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DrBoost on June 28, 2009
Well, there is a special socket that makes life MUCH easier. Use that socket to unscrew the old one. Now make sure ther is a silver/grey paste on the threads on the new one, screw that one in and plug it in. Drive it around town and all should be well.
- 2005 Chevrolet Blazer
- From 16/22 mpg | MSRP from $21,305
- Classifieds from $6,000 to $13,900
Chevrolet Blazer
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