Spark plugs stuck

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Asked by Vonnie Apr 23, 2017 at 01:04 PM about the 1998 Chevrolet Tracker 2-Door Soft Top 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Spark plugs are stuck in the head,spark
plug wires are shot, but I got all the
pieces of the spark plug wires out but I
can't get the spark plugs out with a
5/8.I've never done this so don't
critisize me. Building my own big four
Wheeler, lol. Please help.  ThanXs.

3 Answers

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You just put the 5/8 spark plug socket with an extension, then with a ratchet you bust them loose by turning counter clock wise. Make sure there is no debree down in that hole, you do not want it going into the cylinder.

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I had a similar incident with the Ford F1 50 took me eight hours and like 20 tries to figure it out With a heated toilet you need to heat up the spark plug nickel and was the ranch on the spark plug is extended work like a metal pipe and just pull like he'll

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I'm on my second one now. Spark plug wire was/and is.. Broken up and not letting me connect to the spark plug to wrench it out, or whatever. I got one out without getting anything in the head. I don't think it's the spark plugs,the wires all jacked up. Lol. Thanks all. I'll be back lol

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