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Get off spark plugs w/ missing tool pouch.

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by rnice, Mar 10, 2009.

  1. rnice

    rnice Member

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    I'm missing my tool pouch for my XJ550RJ
    (@##$*&^#@$*&^#@&$@^*)

    To all who have a garage, be grateful for what you have.

    Does anyone have a line on getting the spark plugs off and on? I have four new ones, but all of my spark plug sockets from car type kits don't have the reach or something to get at the plugs...

    I'm so tired of losing stuff - drives me crazy.
     
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    stereomind Active Member

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    If you have stock plugs, you'll need an 18mm deep well socket or a plug wrench.
     
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    run to sears and buy one.
     
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    or Harbor Freight. where at in SE PA are you?
     
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  5. rnice

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    18 mm, check, thanks.
    The plugs I think are standard, and the new ones are just NGK from Chacal, so nothing fancy.

    I'm up in Perkiomenville, but I work down in King of Prussia.
     
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