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Socket won't go onto spark plug!
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jonny_fulton03
PostPosted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 10:04 am Up
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Hey,
Im trying to change my spark plugs but the one on the far right (cylinder 1?) is being exceptionally stubborn! I can't get the socket to sit on the spark plug so i can twist it out! All the others are fine but this one just won't go on. Ive tried pushing a bit harder down onto the plug with the socket but to no avail. Any ideas? Car is a 1.4 1999 206.
Cheers. Joni

 
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MrrNoName
PostPosted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 11:05 am Up
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slightly larger socket? be careful not to cross thread as thats a real nightmare
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NorthantsBen
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Make sure there no rubber plug or anything on top of spark plug,


Iirc 16mm deep is the correct size??? Someone will correct if wrong.


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NorthantsBen wrote:
Make sure there no rubber plug or anything on top of spark plug,


Iirc 16mm deep is the correct size??? Someone will correct if wrong.
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Steve206
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You need spark plug sockets usually, there longer than normal sockets.
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dafdavies
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yea its a 16mm spark plug socket i done my car this mornig
 

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jonny_fulton03
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If I had the wrong size socket would it not fit on the other plugs though? It fits on all the rest! Just not that one! Joni
 
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jonny_fulton03 wrote:
If I had the wrong size socket would it not fit on the other plugs though? It fits on all the rest! Just not that one! Joni

You need to use the correct sized spark plug socket.

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