bennyblanco

whats the best one i went tru 3 of them in a couple of months you know how they suppose to hold the glow plug with out falling they stop doing that!

Revo Eater

I've had a cheap duratrax one for over a year, works great.

46u

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I have an HPI I have had for 5 years and still holds the glow plug fine but I did buy another one that is longer as with the X style engine guard and LCG chassis makes it easer getting the plug in and out. Have not had the Dubro long but is working fine for now.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXBDD1&P=7
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXD711&P=7

bennyblanco

they have the dubro wrench in stock at the lhs im going to give it a try!! thanks!

ThunderbirdJunkie

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thissun!

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ProdID=DYN2510

bennyblanco

thunder does this glow plug wrench holds the glow plug with out it falling out?

ThunderbirdJunkie

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Mine just did 3 times testing different glow plugs in my engine, so yeah:P

JayC1968

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I use a CRAFTSMAN Magnetic 8mm driver for plugs. (like a screwdriver)

46u

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Nut driver.

MonteCarloMan

My girlfriend says I'm a nutty driver.

JayC1968

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Mine says, " I'm a constant driver with a habit of busting nuts".
Well..... one of them does...... shhhhhh.

amwhite2005

I use the HB one. Works fine, you have to use it for 2-3 times before the frip starts to work right.

46u

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Did not find one that was magnetic but a little lesson in proper terms of what I think he was talking about. Nut Driver
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...seBVCookie=Yes


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bennyblanco

cool i can just go to sears and pick it up!!! but if i buy this where am I going to put my glow plugs cause my glow plug wrench is also a glow plug holder!! do they have a separated glow plug holder that i can get!!!

46u

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Yes this is one of many.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXL712&P=M
All so if you get a NUT DRIVE from sears make sure it is magnetic or you still have the problem of the plug being held.

Chronic

I don't like that whole storing the glowplugs in the wrench thing. Seems like an easy way to get dirt in your engine if you aren't careful.

Gravrober

I use a nut driver too, but not a magnetic one as I set the plug in and get the threads started with hemostats first. always if you can give a good shot of compressed air before you pull your plug.

bennyblanco

i have to invest in a air compressor!!

46u

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Yes I all ways give mine a shot of air before removing to make sure dirt does not get down in the engine. Good reminder for all. I even have a small air compressor I take to the track with me and unless there is a long heat I blow off around my fuel tank cap before refueling.