How far does this swivel? I'm needing it for a spark plug that's right behind the steering column. 2000 Chevy Blazer
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My wife had a 1998 with the V6. I found instructions that suggested going through the wheel well and disconnecting the steering shaft. With a much lesser plug socket, going through the wheel well and pulling the rubber boot - either up or down (I can't remember) that covers the expansion joint on the steering shaft gave just enough space to get that plug. Good luck!
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On my 1995 3.8 Jimmy, I went through the left wheel well with a long extension, however, I used 3/8 to 1/4 adaptors at the sparkplug socket to enable the use of a 1/4 extension which just fit under the steering shaft. I then used another adaptor to connect my long 3/8 extension to my ratchet. Takes a bit of fiddling to get the extensions and adaptors together, but it made a difficult to reach sparkplug easy to access.
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Good day Jake. The maximum swivel angle is 20 degrees. The "socket" portion of the tool, has a diameter of 7/8 inch, and a length of 2 7/16 inches. The extension shaft has a diameter of 1/2 inch, and a length of 3 3/8 inches. If you lay this out on a piece of cardboard, cut it out, and then place it next to the spark plug you wish to remove; it should give you a good idea if it will suffice.
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I can email the chevy info sheet on the stub harness if you wish? I still have it. They call it a blunt cut harness.
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The plug itself does not swivel. The only part that turns is the silver arm. It allows you to turn the item you hang from it to cover the light bulb from almost any viewing from the front.
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Sorry it took a few days to get back to you. The swivel only works while you are connecting 2 male hose connections together allowing a connection to be made. When it is attached, it will not loosely turn, it takes a good amount of pressure to turn or swivel it. Hope this helps ...
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Goes side to side in my 2000 Blazer with a little to spare. Don't know width of 08 suburban.
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Brian-- It took a while for me to find where the spark plug is located on this mower. Once I removed the cover I saw the plug and attempted to remove it with my socket wrench. The space available to this is very cramped and I couldn't get my socket around the base of the plug to remove it. After several attempts I finally gave up. I still have the original plug in the engine, and I guess I'll take it to a lawnmower service shop to change it next spring. Sorry I couldn't help you. I have changed dozens of plugs in all types of mowers but I have never seen one this difficult. Good luck. Steve Brian-- It took a while for me to find where the spark plug is located on this mower. Once I removed the cover I saw the plug and attempted to remove it with my socket wrench. The space available to this is very cramped and I couldn't get my socket around the base of the plug to remove it. After several attempts I finally gave up. I still have the original plug in the engine, and I guess I'll take it to a lawnmower service shop to change it next spring. Sorry I couldn't help you. I have changed dozens of plugs in all types of mowers but I have never seen one this difficult. Good luck. Steve
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Cord is 33 inches plus the plug, and it comes out from under and swivels - so it can really go in any direction. There also is a cord control frame underneath so you can adjust the length to suit your needs.
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I have a 06 Chevy Avalanche Z71 flex-fuel 1500 5.3L and this is the exact part for it.Located just above the rear axle and the only tool you need is a small straight blade screw driver( Eye glasses-flash light).It should only take you about 15 mins.you really do not need to jack the vehicle up.my Avalanche ,the rear sits up a little.Bobby
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I bought this for my daughter, she owns a Trail Blazer. I suggest that you contact Swagman for more info.
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I just tried to move it to do just that & it does swivel. I love mine. It lasted almost 4 years before it developed a leak. I'm having a new one installed in the next few weeks.
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5/8". Check this chart out:http://www.ngksparkplugs.com/techinfo/spark_plugs/partnumberkey.pdf
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As the others have stated, any direction should be fine. I will add though, in my experience, it depends on the pressure of the cable. 1/4 turn typically works to disconnect as long as the cable isn't pushing the metal back together. I have this in a couple of trucks and I usually leave the key in the ignition and the door open to hear the buzzer so that I know when it has truly disconnected (neither vehicle has a hood light). Works like a charm though.
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You need to remove your existing flasher from your steering column and take it to your local auto part store and ask them for a heavy duty or led replacement flasher to keep your lights from flashing fast
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This is the method I used and it worked perfectly ..http://www.iboats.com/basics/measure_steering_cables.html
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its more L shaped than it is straight. Its more of a 130 degree angle plug. Hope that helps.
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It swivels inany direction after the socket is screwed in. You can point it anywhere you need it.
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it does swivel but the cord never goes back in all the way. You have to constantly try and get it to go in once it gets about 6-7 foot from the container