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What is the correct deep well socket to remove the spark plugs? None of the ones I have seem to fit. I have already removed the AI.
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18mm but 3/4 will work too
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Needs to be a thin walled socket. Sears sells one that actually fits...
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Kobalt from Lowes works but lacks a rubber insert to capture the plug. I use a length of rubber tubing after the plug is loose and also to reseat it.
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I have the Sears 18mm Sparkplug socket and it works great. About $6.50 
Last edited by Fishercat; 10/09/2007 6:03 AM.
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Thanks guys, that is a tight spot in there. I will see if I can pick up the 18mm socket at Sears.
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