best tool?

atkonkler

Is this your bush?
Anyone got the best way to remove the sparkplug that sits right behind the steering shaft? Without removing the shaft! Ive been on the hunt for a smaller sparkplug socket with no luck! I just changed my plugs but wanna take them out and regap them! Whats anyones opinion on gap ive seen. 028. .032. Etc and best plugs? I have the delcos in there now.
 

wildphil

I Love My Ty's
Re: best tool?

I normally use the swivel from under the wheel well also.

From the top you can also put the spark plug socket on the spark plug. Then use a wrench that fits the end of the socket.
 

MRKING

New Parts for Old Trucks
Re: best tool?

From the top you can also put the spark plug socket on the spark plug. Then use a wrench that fits the end of the socket.

That was the way I found to be quickest as well . 19mm IIRC , but its late so I'm not betting more than a dollar on it .:lol:
 

Icarus-54

Donating Old Member
Re: best tool?

I use a box wrench to loosen the plug then take it out with a piece of rubber fuel line.
 

SY2932

Administrator
Re: best tool?

What I have been using for 13+ years:

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"Craftsman #43322 ($9.99) 5/8" swivel spark plug socket in action on plug #3.
 

phoonTy

Truckless. For now.
Re: best tool?

What I have been using for 13+ years:

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"Craftsman #43322 ($9.99) 5/8" swivel spark plug socket in action on plug #3.

Yup. When I had my truck it was the same for me. Never had any issues with that one. :tup:
 

Don W.

Stab it and steer it
Re: best tool?

Yup. When I had my truck it was the same for me. Never had any issues with that one. :tup:

Works every time. Been asked and answered many times. Won't go any further. Just be careful you don't cross thread the plug on the way back in. And no funny comments from you young kids either. :rotf:
 
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