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08-16-2011
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5.4L Spark Plug Socket
I just ordered a spark plug socket designed for the 5.4L from Amazon. It's $17, the exact same socket from O'Reiley's is $29.90:
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Doing your plugs again already?
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Doing your plugs again already?
They have been in about 10K miles, I thought I would pull them, re-antiseize them, and re-install them.
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Seems excessive, but its a good piece of mind.
That seems crazy expensive, i bought mine at advanced for under $10.
Its just a 9/16" spark plug socket?
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Seems excessive, but its a good piece of mind.
That seems crazy expensive, i bought mine at advanced for under $10.
Its just a 9/16" spark plug socket?
It's a 9/16" socket with the correct length extension built as one piece.
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Not a bad deal. I like the ones with a built in swivel.
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It's a 9/16" socket with the correct length extension built as one piece.
i guess that is a nice added feature. it does kind of stink when the socket gets stuck down in there and the extension wont stay on.
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i guess that is a nice added feature. it does kind of stink when the socket gets stuck down in there and the extension wont stay on.
Yeah it does, I'd probably buy one if I attempted to do them again.
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OTC makes some good stuff. Seems like a good deal.
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OTC makes some good stuff. Seems like a good deal.
Yes, OTC made the camshaft position sensor syncho aligner I bought for my Ranger.
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