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You can use a regular deep socket, then as mentioned already some vacuum line to "grab" the plug up and drop it back in after. That's the only real difference
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You can use a regular deep socket, then as mentioned already some vacuum line to "grab" the plug up and drop it back in after. That's the only real difference with a deep and a spark plug socket, the rubber boot that holds the plug for you.
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