Need to do a spark plug change on a 08 4.6L Mustang GT with aluminum headsIts a one peice design that build ups carbon deposits and cements itself into the head, causing it to break apart if not careful when pulling themGonna soak it in Liquid wrench over night, and then some PB blaster for an hour after starting it and letting it warmBeing so to let the threads on the spark plug to form a little, then re-installing them all at once when the engine coolsBefore all that, it's okay to start and let warm up after allowing the Liquid wrench to wick down into the threads over night? Is the PB blaster in addition to the liquid wrench overkill?? These spark plugs are known for breaking in the head and leaving behind the porcelin part.
Either spray the cupcake mold with cooking spray or rub some butter in them.
2 options- Use pam non-stick spray or butter then lightly flour the pan
Greasing up the pan really well should workI can't promise that they won't stick at all, but it'll definitely be better than just leaving them in the pan.
YOU KNOW EVERYONE SAYS GREASE THE CUPCAKE PAN OR SPRAY IT, BUT ANOTHER OPTION IS TO MAKE THE BATTER IN A SQUARE OR RECTANGLE PAN AND CUT THEM AFTER BAKING INTO SQUARESI KNOW IT'S NOT WHAT YOU WANTED, BUT YOU ARE NOT PREPARED FOR WHAT YOU WANTED AND THIS IS EASIER AND WILL WORK.
every thing sounds ok except the part of warming engine before removing plugs it is never a good idea to try to remove a plug from aluminum head while it is hot or warm as it is very easy to strip the threads out of head.
