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Old 07-01-2009, 11:33 PM   #1
 
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Strange spark plug problem

So I'm changing my spark plugs, and this one my spark plug my socket won't attach to, upon further inspection, it seems it has no 6 sided nut on it for my socket to attach to


So how do I remove this???
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there might be somethin stuck around it like the rubber boot of the sparkplug wire...ive had that happen to me before
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how do I remove it?
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bump,

tried to get a clearer picture but..this is the best I got so far, it doesn't look like theres any rubber stuck to it.

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long ass pilers that will reach down that far to get it out.

lol i duno.
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how do I remove it?
Go to the nearest Harbor FreightTools in your neighborhood & pick up the following hemostat....

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=94952

Should do the trick.....

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this happened to me on 2 out of 4 sparkplugs. get a tool like a hook that is long say like the dentist uses to scrape plaque off your teeth... lol i cant remember the name of the tool so ill just use that as reference. and just go at it picking it away. but first make sure it actually is rubber.... if it is rubber and you do have the tool. itll take awhile. gl
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Try pulling the rubber piece out of your spark plug socket. Then try removing the spark plug with the modified socket.
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my friend had this happen to him once befor. We just removed the valve cover and we were able to get to the rubber part on the plugs.
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What I did when my boot got stuck was used a fishing hook attached to some fishing line and stabbed it down near the spark plug with a flat head screwdriver and pulled it out.

Ghetto as hell but it worked!
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lol im tellin u all they sell some sorta hooks in a set at your local hardware stores. theyre amazing for braking hoses free and all kinds of shit i cant tell you how many times they came in handy in every aspect in a motor swap i did. without them and with them is like night and day....
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Yea I had my friend look at it, its definitely the rubber boot, tried using a clothes hanger (that failed). His uncle's got this hook though that should do the trick, gonna wait to get that from him
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haha told ya.... ya man i got a set of like 6 of em for like 3 bucks at harbor freight. cant tell you how much handy those mother fuckers came in at so many times. just start chewin away in your spare time with a flat head thats what i had to do when it happened to me....
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