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    #1

    holy what a noob question

    i should be ashamed but i need help w/ the spark plug socket size....with all my sockets i cant....get it in the hole (WTF) its not a problem w/ them being recessed but i can't find a goddamn socket thin enough to fit in, no parts store seems to want to help!
    Harm_Lane_Sound Long Island NY...

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    #2
    lmao.......
    Ok sorry for laughing yeah im pretty sure you need a deep 3/8.
    Last edited by CBL; 03-21-2005, 06:24 PM.

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      #3
      You need a spark plug socket, I'm pretty sure it's 3/8ths.
      -Jay

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        #4
        Originally posted by CBL
        lmao.......
        Ok sorry for laughing yeah im pretty sure you need a deep 3/8.
        seriously 3/8" doesnt' fucking go! i can take pics of this shit, never had a problem w/ my 87 but i can't get the socket in the hole wtf
        Harm_Lane_Sound Long Island NY...

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          #5
          u need a specific socket for sparkplugs. thats y ur regular sockets don't work
          Last edited by 92accordlex; 03-21-2005, 07:05 PM.

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            #6
            Originally posted by 92accordlex
            u need a specific socket for sparkplugs. thats y ur regular sockets don't work
            haha k guys, im not an asshole im thinking i have a 3/8" spark plug socket
            says "fits all spark plugs with 13/16" hex"
            "3/8" Square drive"
            Harm_Lane_Sound Long Island NY...

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              #7
              what you do is, invest in a tool set at the very least. go to sears by one of those cresent wrench sets, or whatever tool set there is out there. i don't know the exact off hand, but trust me, you'll know and you'll see.

              You are gonna need tools anyhow, and so buy it. It's much better and more organized.. Then you move on w/ other tools. Good luck, and remember GAP THEM and NGK VPOWERS
              hahahahah

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                #8
                5/8 spark plug socket 3/8 drive thats what i use got the rubber boot inside the socket to hold the plug
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                  #9
                  fuck all that heres the easier way. get a socket extension a nice longone about the size of your forearm and buy a pen magnet thats liek an tv antenae with the magnet at the end after your winding to take the sparkplug out out the magnet in there and just take it out its that simple .

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                    #10
                    dont forget anti seize compound for the threads


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                      #11
                      you dont really need anti seize on it you can take a lil bit of motor oil around the threads and itll be just fine been doin it for years never had a problem

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