Spark plug problems
#1
Spark plug problems
Hey guys I'm new to this Forum, so mind my format of asking this question but
I'm running thru serious problems, I have a honda civic and I barely bought it couple of months ago and I was think, hey heck spark plugs aren't that expensive let me buy new ones and install em my self., but from left to right the second to last spark plug won't budge, i ratchet and I give it torque to take it out counter clockwise but it budges and gets stuck in the middle.
Please help.
I'm running thru serious problems, I have a honda civic and I barely bought it couple of months ago and I was think, hey heck spark plugs aren't that expensive let me buy new ones and install em my self., but from left to right the second to last spark plug won't budge, i ratchet and I give it torque to take it out counter clockwise but it budges and gets stuck in the middle.
Please help.
#4
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Re: Spark plug problems
you'll have to remove it first i've known plugs to be stuck(not even budge) for over TQ'ing. but you say your's moves about half way then gets stuck ?. try going at it with a 1/2 drive ratchet you're using a spark plug socket im sure ?
#5
Re: Spark plug problems
Yeah a 5/8 so your saying its that whats the worst that can happen if I force it with the 5/8.? Anyways ima keep those tips your telling me tho.
#7
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Re: Spark plug problems
This just happened to me a couple of weeks ago and the entire plug separated from the threads that go into the head. I ended up getting these:
I hammered one of these down into the part that was stuck and it came out fairly easy. I used my 3/8" drive ratchet extension to grip the extractor, use the extension so that it is upside down and it fits perfectly around the extractor and use an adjustable wrench to grip the extension.
Use a small magnet or a rig up a small hose to a vacuum to get any metal pieces that may have dropped down.
I hammered one of these down into the part that was stuck and it came out fairly easy. I used my 3/8" drive ratchet extension to grip the extractor, use the extension so that it is upside down and it fits perfectly around the extractor and use an adjustable wrench to grip the extension.
Use a small magnet or a rig up a small hose to a vacuum to get any metal pieces that may have dropped down.
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