Changing spark plugs
Update:
I am not real savy working on cars to be quite honest with you. But I will say I just put the car up on some ramps and there is no way I can get my large hands in there to change those plugs. Some of you guys might have some tricks to the trade but for this ole boy I just cant make it happen.
I am not real savy working on cars to be quite honest with you. But I will say I just put the car up on some ramps and there is no way I can get my large hands in there to change those plugs. Some of you guys might have some tricks to the trade but for this ole boy I just cant make it happen.
Then for you I suggest getting some one else to do it.
I have a swivel sparkplug socket with two joints. I changed the plugs on a Subaru and there is barely enough space for the plug or the wireto come out! (boxer engine, YUCK!)
I have a swivel sparkplug socket with two joints. I changed the plugs on a Subaru and there is barely enough space for the plug or the wireto come out! (boxer engine, YUCK!)
There is one ratchet that has saved the day for me many times. It is the Roto Ratchet made by SK. It was originally intended for aircraft work, costs about $60, but to meit isworth it.


