It takes a special wrench. You may have to order it from a dealer or specialty tool dealer.
You likely have the wrong spark plug socket. get the correct size likely 5/8 but 3/8 drive.
SOURCE: 1994 Suzuki Sidekick spark plug cover blown out.
Oh, ok. No, they shouldn't be related. The plug cover meaning the spark plug wire boot that goes over the spark plug hole? Why won't it stay in? Is the spark plug missing? Those plug wires snap onto the spaek plug holding the wire on the plug.. There should be a spark plug in the hole. If not, you probably had it blown out. That happens once in a blue moon. If the plug is missing, get a new one and carefully install it by hand, no rachet. If the plug won't start in the hole the first few threads mat be strippe. Do not cross-thread the new plug. Spark plug hole taps are available at parts stores. good luck
SOURCE: is special tool needed to change spark plugs
No, you just need a thin walled socket to do the job. Not a lot of wiggle room in there.
SOURCE: what size spark plug socket fits a 2006 suzuki
You will need a 16mm plug spanner with at least a 6 inch extension.
First, remove plastic guards on top of engine. It's located on the head of the engine block. Unplug and pull upward 4 black smaller rectangular boxes which held down by a screw in the corner of each. The bottom of this tube is connects to the top of the spark plugs. You will need a socket extension to get the spark plug socket that far down. Remove plugs then re-assemble everything. To avoid confuse on the wiring order, do one completely before going to the next.
Tighten plugs to 18 ft. lbs. (25 Nm).
Beware that the engine you have MAY be fitted with Iridium plugs, and such do
not need to be replaced until after 80.000 - 100.000 km.
If you replace
the plugs with conventional copper ones, you will need to adjust the gap on each
one of them according to the spec of your engine.
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SOURCE: spark plug socket is stuck in the spark plug hole on 2004 Suzuki Verona. How do I get it out?
try putting mole grips in the top of the socket .or try exstention bar in socket and move from side to side gently.also try wd40 before moving socket hope it helps.
SOURCE: Unable to change rear spark plugs on a 87 Pontiac Fiero
you need better tools snap on matco ect.
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Buya clymer manual for total repair. U may havta take out the foam cushion in the socket
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