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You could use a 9/16” small diameter (X-Long) spark plug socket in place of the 14mm, as the torque is only 14 or 15# Don’t purchase a 5/8”....too large for
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You could use a 9/16” small diameter (X-Long) spark plug socket in place of the 14mm, as the torque is only 14 or 15#
Don’t purchase a 5/8”....too large for the plugs. 14mm= 0.5512” 9/16” = 0.5625” I actually used a 9/16” the first time...only 0.011” larger & being a 6pt. It won’t slip. The one you listed earlier should work fine.
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