LEXIVON 5/8" Swivel Magnetic Spark Plug Socket, 3/8" Drive x 6" Total Length | Enhanced Magnetic Design With Thin Wall Socket, Cr-v Steel (LX-121)

This is in contrast to the multi-party system If you are interested in an extension contraption favored by DIYers, I recommend Lexivon, which is simpler and cheaper. There is no need to get scared into paying $300 or more for a plug swap because of stories on various forums. Another Wrap the drive end with electrical tape (circled) A good grip requires Before you finish the task with the 3/8" drive socket wrench, you must hand start the new plug. With the Lexivon hand-operated hose, you eliminate the hassle of finding 1/4" hose at the local hardware store and get a more precise feel while doing your work. Let me know if you'd like to see a photo of the tools I used to swap out the plugs and I will attach it to this review.

Belle Franklin

| Nov 25, 2020

It is possible that I could have changed the 16 spark plugs in my five cars. The engine has a typical spark plug socket, so I already have those, as well as the Nevertheless, I don't think you can depend on those wobble extensions if you need to apply force to There are two parts to this tool an extension that is permanently attached to the socket and moves like a u-joint A driveshaft is connected to a differential by a joint. few plugs were a little more difficult to loosen, but I think that was due to the design, preventing me from slipping and banging my knuckles against The magnetic socket is a useful addition for removing the loose spark plug, and for threading in the new plug, since it allows you to do it by hand. I liked the length of the extension for my purpose.

Wrenley SWIFT

| May 28, 2021

I am glad I made this purchase. Several of my trucks have the 6. I own a 2000 F250 Super Duty and a 2000 Expedition. Deep spark plug wells on an 8l v10. Before I replaced the plugs on both trucks with that typical spark plug socket with the rubber grommet inside, I had done so with the previous type of spark plugs. Even though it is effective, you have to use extension tube to get into the plugs on these engines. Taping extension tubes to the socket is just inconvenient, and the socket drops the plug from time to time. This socket holds the plug with a magnet that never falls out. Thanks to this tool, my job was a lot easier and I could not be happier with the quality. My recommendation is to definitely give this a try!.

Robert O’BRIEN

| Aug 02, 2020

I was able to remove and install spark plugs for a 2000 Honda Accord 3 with no problems. It has a V6 engine of 0L displacement. magnet kept the spark plug in place during removal and installation, and the socket was just the right length (short enough to maneuver into the spark plug cylinder due to space constraints between the engine and engine compartment, but long enough to attach the wrench after it had been installed).

Marshall Parrish

| Jan 12, 2021

This is going to cost me a ton of money because half of the inside fell off my spark plug, and now I can't get my spark plug out and I have that stuck to my spark plug, so I can't get it out. In addition to being frustrated, I am pissed off. There's nothing special about it or it's cheap. Buy this product at your own risk! THE CHEAP QUALITY OF THIS TOOL IS NOT SUITABLE FOR REPLACING YOUR ENGINE IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO SPEND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. ANGER AND Frustration SMELL IN THE AIR.

Kase Yates

| Mar 05, 2021

In late-2013, engines will be in service Spark plugs are placed at the top of the combustion chambers of the cylinder head on most models. So you will need a deep socket with a magnet attached to hold the spark plug and an extension to reach it in order to remove and install the spark A tool is inserted through an access hole in the valve cover to replace the plugs. The coil pack must be removed and the coil pack removed. An ideal tool for the job is the Lexivon Swivel Magnetic Spark Plug Socket. You can choose from a variety of lengths. My V8 engine features a limited amount of space for several spark plug locations, so I bought the 6-inch version and added a 3-inch extension to facilitate the replacement of plugs in most locations. In my case, the 11" version of this tool would not have worked because of clearance around the vacuum booster on the master cylinder. A great specialty tool at a good price. Don't forget to put anti-static or anti-noise on it and it will last a long time. Before installing a new spark plug, make sure the threads are free of rust.

Everest Gould

| Feb 13, 2021

It is too long to fit in the jammed spaces behind the engine, so I would recommend using an angled swivel. The only downfall is that the swivel does not angle enough to get into the really narrow spaces behind the engine. Rather than swiveling a long way, I would have gotten one that swiveled a little shorter This socket wrench is strong enough to remove and install the straight plugs without the need for universal socket adapters or extensions. The swivel mechanism allows it to work around the hoses and brackets around the engine. Additionally, it eliminates the need for a rubber grommet on most spark plug sockets which is invaluable for securing the plugs.

Rayna Flores

| Dec 04, 2020

When I changed spark plugs on my 2006 Forester, I couldn't have done it without this tool. or 3 inches depending on the plug) this tool was very useful. Despite getting a spark plug socket for half the price at harbor freight, there was a problem with the rubber seal inside the plug. This meant that my spark plug socket was Seals and magnets made the job simple for him, as he had no problems with his tool.

Sasha Tyler

| Apr 01, 2021