 Spark Plug Wrench, anyone tried these ? |
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| bkrantz |
 Aug 26 2024, 07:18 PM
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And make triple sure the wrench will retain a lose plug, and not drop it inside the sheet metal.
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| worn |
Aug 26 2024, 07:34 PM
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QUOTE(Literati914 @ Aug 26 2024, 01:50 PM)  QUOTE(worn @ Aug 26 2024, 03:39 PM) It is sort of like the factory part. I like the factory part coupled with the supplied Allen wrench. Gets into tight spaces, and I have the racket version of the Allen wrench. I'm not sure about the exact 914 supplied item, but the one I have is just a 6-7" pipe with the correct socket opening pressed on one side. There is NO rubber insert and you have to fit a screwdriver into a hole on the side to get it to turn. Again, a sloppy solution imho. Yours may be better - I have seen some that are similar to what I posted above.. Klein tools maybe, but I assumed they were 911 items. Yeah. From my 911. Sorry. Factory part was misleading. |
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