I've a NGK CR5HSB plug (Honda EU2k), requiring a socket depth of 1-3/4" depth. How deep is the socket on this tool - Thank you
514911
I used NGK Iridium sparkplugs on my 2001 Yukon. From measuring the outside, it certainly looks deep enough to meet your needs. Hope this helps.
1420463
If I'm not mistaken, I've used a 10mm socket and had no problems. I also used a wrench similar in size.
423415
Your owners manual will tell you what plugs your bike will take, if it lists this plug, your good to go(never heard about having to adjust the gap of a new plug). You could always check the gap and make sure it's in spec for your peace of mind. CR8E is stock plug for your bike. Here is a site talking about IX plug, if it's worth it. https://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=46130
2045532
Definitely fits a 1 1/4" socket. I think it will clear your spare but you may only get one bike on rack.
1921273
1/2 inch socket set. Sometimes I use a small extension because on certain vehicles the handle gets really close to the wheel or body panel. The further you swivel away from the lug nut or bolt you're trying to remove the greater chance you have of possibly round off the bolt head, the breaker bar may slip and cause a busted knuckle or you could possibly break a stud. Also, you will not get the best leverage if the handle is swiveled away from the head, it's best to keep the handle as perpendicular to the head as possible. Swivel heads are great, don't get me wrong, but in the wrong hands they can be detrimental and ruin your day. 1/2 inch socket set. Sometimes I use a small extension because on certain vehicles the handle gets really close to the wheel or body panel. The further you swivel away from the lug nut or bolt you're trying to remove the greater chance you have of possibly round off the bolt head, the breaker bar may slip and cause a busted knuckle or you could possibly break a stud. Also, you will not get the best leverage if the handle is swiveled away from the head, it's best to keep the handle as perpendicular to the head as possible. Swivel heads are great, don't get me wrong, but in the wrong hands... » Read More 1/2 inch socket set. Sometimes I use a small extension because on certain vehicles the handle gets really close to the wheel or body panel. The further you swivel away from the lug nut or bolt you're trying to remove the greater chance you have of possibly round off the bolt head, the breaker bar may slip and cause a busted knuckle or you could possibly break a stud. Also, you will not get the best leverage if the handle is swiveled away from the head, it's best to keep the handle as perpendicular to the head as possible. Swivel heads are great, don't get me wrong, but in the wrong hands they can be detrimental and ruin your day. « Show Less
809085
I found that any 1/2" socket fits perfectly on one of the pins. So from there it's just a matter of finding a cheap socket with the same outside diameter as your bike. That said, I don't have a street triple (lovely bike btw) so not sure if any of the pins fit.
399168
Sand, I will measure my car tonight for ball / trailer tongue height. I bought mine to pull my Neosho Motorcycle trailer. I have it installed on a 2008 Honda Civic. I also purchased at the same time the following trailer wiring. CURT Manufacturing 56011 T-Connector by Curt. It was a direct plug-in for the Honda Civic. I will email you again once I get home to the car tonight. Very Best Regards, Bill S. Springtown, TX
1816367
i used the 5/16 bit and then used a deep socket 15mm attached to a power drill (with a spacer in the deep socket to keep pressure) and went slow. They drove in fine and no leaks. Wonderful.
1284105
it will definitely fit in a standard socket. No problem with it so far, and I have been using it that way for a little while now.
1341843
I am not 100% sure as I have a Non hybrid one ....you need a 10mm socket and a 6 inch socket extension. Less than 5 min job.
1334833
First find a champion 8815 sparkplug(hard to find), get a 18mm extra deep socket(harder to find), go to work.
2247799
If you've got a molded plug like in the picture, 2-2/3 is fine. If you have an industrial type plug (one where you can disassemble it and replace the cable), then you'd need the deeper one.
838431
Exact measurement not know of hand but these are the same depth as any normal deep well socket..2", slightly more
1954331
N52 engines dont require this socket. For N52 engines you need a standard 5/8" spark plug socket. The 14mm 12 point socket is for the 335i with the biturbo engine
1357011
I would think at least 2 inches, I use a plug to cover a screw, at the most 1/4 to half inch, not sure the need for deeper or longer plug .
422397
Definitely need a thin wall socket, even with one I still had to grind the side of the socket to squeeze it in there on some of the holes. I believe it was a 19mm but I can't recall for sure.
1619142
I love this set of deep sockets, but they are intended for use for things like wheel bolts where you have lots of space. I couldn't imagine that you could get the 10mm one into tight places where the bolts are close together. I wouldn't recommend it as a primary set, but its awesome for what its intended for.