Need spark plug help!
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Need spark plug help!
F150 SCREW w/5.4
Ok, so plugs 1, 2 and 3 came out great last night and 4 broke. So I used the Lisle tool and extracted 8. This morning I figured I'd start with #8 to get it out of the way. Well sure enough, it broke.
My problem is this...when putting in the pushing tool from the Lisle kit, I can't get it to thread into the spark plug hole. The push rod bottoms out of the tool and then from my experience with #4 last night, the pusher then screws into the spark plug threads, but it won't thread in. It just continues to spin.
Any adivce? I'm freakin out now.
Ok, so plugs 1, 2 and 3 came out great last night and 4 broke. So I used the Lisle tool and extracted 8. This morning I figured I'd start with #8 to get it out of the way. Well sure enough, it broke.
My problem is this...when putting in the pushing tool from the Lisle kit, I can't get it to thread into the spark plug hole. The push rod bottoms out of the tool and then from my experience with #4 last night, the pusher then screws into the spark plug threads, but it won't thread in. It just continues to spin.
Any adivce? I'm freakin out now.
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I am glad to read that you solved it yourself, that always feels good! I love the Lisle tool and I think not pushing the ceramic down far enough would be a common error with this tool. I lent mine out to a buddy and he had a similar issue. We just backed up strated at the beginning and figured it out in no time. His was #8 too. Just a little tight back under there, Glad I am right handed that plug requires the proper length extension and a good feel when your torqing. Does not seem right pushing something down toward the bowels of the beast.
Shawn
Shawn
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