Does this tool set comes with a 5/8 socket for spark plug. I have a corolla axio 2008 and hope it has a 5/8 to pull my spark plugs..
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I apologize for the late response I was on vacation at the time of your question just recently got back. Yes it does have the 5/8 spark plug socket
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It has what you need to do that but if that's all you need go buy a socket a wrench to turn it with. Spend less.
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yes;spark plugs gm# 12621258 acdelco# 41-110 <...remember you do not gap this iridium 'cause you are going to damage the tip... >
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Just go to your local auto parts. When you walk in just tell them that you need a socket to replace the spark plugs. They will direct you to the exact size you need. The socket size for the spark plugs is the same on every car.
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Hi Brenda, I cant vouch for the fit specifically foer your vehicle, but I can confirm it is narrower than a standard socket. I could not get a standard craftsman or snap-on socket to fit without jamming in the plug sleeve, but this specific socket from CTA Tools fit perfectly without touching the sidewalls of the socket sleeve. Hope this helps!
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You just need one set, the Toyota 3.4 liter V6 engine (5VZ-FE) uses only three spark plug wires, three spark plugs are connected to the wires and the other three are connected directly to one coil each. Also, although I bought the DENSO wires, the NGK are better, they come with the rubber protectors.
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The 1/4 to 3/8's adapter for the socket extension is what you are asking about? I think it did.... I have several so I am sure I tossed it in my extra tool bucket.
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According to the Densoaftermarket.com website they don't. They do list five other Denso spark plugs for that year make and model. I would suggest checking the denso website for further info.
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Hi, Yea this set I bought had 12 spark plug wires in the box. I bought it for a M112 6-cylinder engine Mercedes so it was the right one. Hope this answers your question.
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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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you need to check each spark plug and if you can get to them easy... If you can get to them. Just make sure this tool is the right size for your spark plugs
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If it actually works as a torque wrench (mine didn't) then it will work for spark plugs.
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You've got to find a thin walled 14mm. I bought mine at Lowe's or Harbor freight. There's no real definition of a "thin walled" socket. You just can't use the more heavy duty kind. The cheaper kinds of sockets seem to have thinner walls that work for what you need. Beyond that, some folks use a length of rubber hose to grab the spark plug itself from inside the well. If I remember correctly, I just put some lateral pressure on the socket and it wedged it in the socket enough to grab it.
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If you broke a spark plug off in the head of a 3 valve 5.4 this is not the proper tool. There is a kit for removal of broken plugs that also has a tap.
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I don't know. I only bought these years ago from an auto parts store for a 1999 Mercury Mystique in which I felt ripped off. The car ran not as smooth and harder to start. Then I put orignals platnium back in. One time I bought bosch (4028) FR7DP Platinum Plus Spark Plug( not sure the exact p/n but that style) for a 1977 chevy nova and I thought they were great, seemed to get a nice strong spark. I'm no mechanic though, just a weekend warrior who doesn't like them plugs with 4 ground style. They may be good for certain cars designed for it though.
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yes it does! Its two sizes. When you start it, it taps the spark plug threads then, it goes into the out size hole. When your done with tapping the hole and screwing in the new thread....the inside diameter should be the same as your spark plug.
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The instructions re: socket size are accurate, except that in the ones that came with mine indicated 7/16" nuts for the tow hook bolts when they were actuaally 11/16" nuts. Hope this helps...John
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No, different style of spark plug; this kit is for broken/seized spark plugs in 5.4 3 valve engines