Features
Material: CRV material, plastic coated anti-skid T shaped handle, soft and comfortable.
Processing: using heat treated high elastic spring. The surface of the rod is chrome plated, and the socket is beautiful after mirror polishing. The socket can rotate 360 degrees, and high-strength rubber rings are used inside the sleeve, which is convenient for multi angle use and has a wider range of applications.
Specification
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Model No: |
Size |
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760050016 |
16-21mm |
Product Display
Application
This T handle spark plug socket wrench is used by private car owners /diy lovers for repalcing spark plugs.
Precautions for replacing spark plugs
1. Since the position of the spark plug is concave, blow the dust on the new spark plug first, otherwise the dust will fall into the cylinder. When unplugging the high-voltage line, the high-voltage line of some cars is inserted very tightly, and at this time, it slowly shakes up and down from left to right. Otherwise, it is easy to break the high-voltage wire. When you plug in the high-voltage line again, you can hear a beep, indicating that the line has been plugged to the end.
2. Pay attention to placing the wrench as straight as possible to avoid the part other than the rubber ring of the wrench touching the tail of the spark plug, resulting in the breakage of the insulating porcelain.
3. Disassemble and install spark plugs one by one. After the first spark plug is removed, the new spark plug of the cylinder should be installed to prevent foreign matters from entering the cylinder from the position of the spark plug. Once this happens, it will be very difficult.
4. When installing a new spark plug, you can apply a layer of lubricating oil on its surface to protect the cylinder head, and the next disassembly will be more labor-saving.
5. Put in a new spark plug, which cannot be completed at once. The gap distance between the two electrodes of such a spark plug may change, which will seriously affect the quality of fire jumping, so it should be put in slowly, not in a hurry. Tighten the spark plug with a socket wrench and operate according to the specified torque. If it is too tight, it may damage the spark plug.
