I am amazed that they are still in one peice after 95,000Mls why were they left so long?

Answered by mhpautos (expert)
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They were a pain to change. So I figured might as well. Also the doesnt get run that much. Maybe in a year it only gets 10,000 miles if we are lucky. When I was taking them out they were cracking and breaking to pieces.

Response from sean03
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May be a good idea to smear the threads with a little anti seize paste or some copper spray, that will help stop them binding up next time they come out, and i hope it's not in another 100,000 mls...lol

Answered by mhpautos (expert)
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No it wont be probably 40,000 miles. Yeah I put the anti seize on the new ones. The ones on our 1998 Chevy Camaro have never been changed they are still original. They have 164,000 miles on them. So that will be my next project. That one shall be fun. I also need to do the fuel filter that has never been changed either On the 1998 Chevy Camaro.

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