i need to change my spark plugs for my 2007 honda civic ex. First time ever doing it. Is this the only tool i need?
2019358
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
2019359
I used this tool to change the plugs on a 2003 expedition that is notorious for challenging plug locations. I was told the job would take 8 hours and cost well over $800. I had her changed and running like a champ in 2 hours and this tool was a big help. It has a nice universal joint and holds the plugs perfectly. You will obviously also need a 3/8ths drive wratchet, a variety of extensinos, and a torque wrench (expecially if you have an aluminum head) to torque the plugs when installing. Good luck and yes I recommend you buy it. I
2019360
I used my 5/8 inch rachet along with my 5 inch extenstion with this socket to easily remove my 2006 LX plugs (also bought at amazon). Great tool and the magnet ensures the plug comes out of the cylinder.
2019361
I used my 5/8 ratchet and 5 inch extension with this socket to easily remove my 2006 (same engine as 2007) civic lx.
2019362
This is the only tool you need to remove and install the plugs. You may require other tools to access the plug locations. I'd do a quick search online, youtube will usually have great tutorials.
1266370
I used this on a Honda S2000 that has a deep sparkplug port. The deluxe has a extension that makes it easier and safer (my opinion) to test the compression. I do not have to try and twist a hose to tighten unto the sparkplug port thread. There maybe a tool or a technique to do this but, I wanted the easy option.
499268
Worked on my 2007 Civic perfectly! It's hard to mess up. Watch a few youtube videos. It's pretty easy. And if your civic is like mine the port is right in front and very easy to get to.
1887851
Our car (2007 Honda Civic EX) that it is used in doesn't have a "cigarette lighter", it has two 12v outlets...which appear to be the same socket diameter and configuration to the cigarette lighter sockets from the 70's and 80's..??Anyways, works great in our car. Good luck.
714342
If your Civic uses the 14mm spark plugs that you need a 5/8" spark plug socket to remove them it will work.
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When you are sure of the spark plug you need, then order it from Amazon. They are the best for price and delivery service. RP
340612
Yes, to loose it, you might need a lot of force if you didn't apply anti-seize when you installed them. I did mine with ease. This Socket also come with magnet so it hold the spark plug when you take and put them back down. Remember when you install the spark plug back, just use this socket and your hand to manually and slowly alignment it in place and start tighten it with your hand too. then attach your wrench to this socket and tighten it with really little force. Hope this helps.
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Without knowing the extent of "screwed up" I can only offer that this kit will repair a spark plug hole with stripped threads. What do you have to lose? Buy the kit and try it! Flipping the engine over so the spark plug hole points down while making the repair will keep metal shavings from falling in. Once the repair is done I highly recommend coating the spark plug threads with a quality anti-seize compound.
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It is very easy to replace these yourself. As long as you have a ratchet set with a variety of sockets (like a craftsman box from sears). When you replace them you should replace your spark plugs as well unless they are new. Don't forget to grab some anti-seize for the threads on the spark plugs and some die-electric grease for the connection between the spark plugs and the coils. These solved my cars stuttering problems.
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If it's the same model, I don't know about different models, mine was the same model but it comes with new plugs which are easy to change out, but I did not have to.
2191005
It should indeed fit, this is an engine mount for the R18 motor, aka the 1.8L found in your 07 CIVIC EX MT. If you want 100% affirmation, call your local Honda dealer, have your VIN# ready, ask for the parts department, and get the part number for the passenger side engine mount. The mount you see here on amazon replaces part# 50820-SVA-A05 / 50820-SNB-J02. If that's the number Honda gives you, you're in good shape.
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You should use the spark plugs that are specified for your vehicle. The correct spark plug can be found in your owners manual.
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I don't have a civic but an Accord EX. Not knowing all the information on your vehicle, one can not really tell if this is the plug you need. Civics from different years take a different number. For example: Civics' from 2006 to 2011 take a NGK IZFR6K-11S Laser Iridium Spark Plug, and from I am told those earlier take a NKG IZFR4K-11. Find the correct part number in the manual then look it up. The you should not have to re-gap the plug. When you use the check my vehicle if it fits, there is a note that these plugs are .044
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I am not sure about 2002 Honda civic model but these spark plugs fit my Honda civic 2001 Civic LX 1.7l.
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No ... The set does not include any tools for removing the Spark Plug or Plug wire's...
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Yes, this is the tool that you need. You will have to remove the engine to access the timing chain for the passenger side head. There is a plug for the balance shaft that the timing goes around.
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Easiest way is to take the spark plug to a lawn mower shop. There are other brands that will substitute for the original.I have had problems getting a good plug. Connect the sparkplug wire to the plug, ground to the engine head, and pull thestart rope. If it does not fire, it is still a bad plug or a badignition module. Due to bad results, the first thing I do ischeck a new plug. There may be other sources for a sparkplug: Lowe's, Home Depot, Sears, and Walmart. ... Doug