Reply to "Spark plugs 1& 3"

Robert M

I reach back to the #3 with the spark plug socket only and get that on first. I use the smallest wobble extension I can and get that on. Last but not least I get the socket wrench on and that seems to work for me.

To put it on I push the plug into the spark plug socket, reach back to the #3 spot and get it started by hand. Add the wobble extension, add the socket wrench and tighten it all up.

Seems to work for me but I don't have the largest hands by any stretch of the imagination.

12/6/179:51 PM

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