Amazon has
GearWrench 5/8" x 6" 6-Point Magnetic Swivel Spark Plug Socket (80546) for
$9.20.
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GearWrench 5/8" x 6" 6-Point Magnetic Swivel Spark Plug Socket (80546) for
$9.20.
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About this Item:
- Off-corner loading design reduces fastener rounding
- Magnetic insert holds plug for removal and installation
- Rubber insert protects spark plug and centers the socket
- Designed for use with a 3/8" square drive tool
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You still need an appropriate socket plus extension to loosen the spark plug to begin with, and you'd need a swivel extension plus a 5/8" deep socket to replicate this and still need to rely on the spark plug boot to pull it out. This is way cheaper to use than potentially wearing out the plug wire or coil on plug connection end with the spark plug having to pop it on and off twice as much. Not a bad idea when in a pinch though.
What do you do when you need to put the spark plug back in with coil on plug ignition? You'd have to use the coil/plug to start the spark plug into the threads enough to be able to pull the plug off the spark plug. This style spark plug socket is also much easier to get into the rear cylinder plugs for V8 trucks where it can be pretty confined access to even drop the spark plug into the hole. Just thinking about dropping in a spark plug in a rear cylinder plug tube, try to fish a socket onto it THEN try to get the spark plug aligned with the threads would have me paying a premium to not have to deal with that kind of frustration anymore.
What do you do when you need to put the spark plug back in with coil on plug ignition? You'd have to use the coil/plug to start the spark plug into the threads enough to be able to pull the plug off the spark plug. This style spark plug socket is also much easier to get into the rear cylinder plugs for V8 trucks where it can be pretty confined access to even drop the spark plug into the hole. Just thinking about dropping in a spark plug in a rear cylinder plug tube, try to fish a socket onto it THEN try to get the spark plug aligned with the threads would have me paying a premium to not have to deal with that kind of frustration anymore.
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Then go buy the longer ones and the other sizes as you need, and if those aren't doing it check out Ko-ken. Magnetic preference over rubber insert.
Still critical? Go work on different stuff or raise your rate.
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